The Replacement Red Lens for Wrap Around Clearance Light # 105825 that you referenced is a replacement for a very common style of taillight found on pop up campers. I don't have a way to verify what your trailer has without seeing a picture but if the picture of the lens matches what your trailer has this will be exactly what you need. view full answer...
From my research the SAE-AILPCRST-96-DOT lights that you have on your Jayco trailer were specific for that line and have been discontinued so you will have a hard time finding a replacement lens. I recommend going ahead and replacing them so that you will have readily available replacement parts if the need arises.
Some popular lights from Wesbar that customers have given great reviews on are the Wraparound LED Tail Light. Because of this, I recommend replacing your current lights with... view full answer...
We have just what you need since you said you have 12 inch diameter Dexter brakes currently. For a set of 6k rated 12 inch, Dexter brake assemblies you'd want to the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust kit part number # 23-458-459.
I attached an install video for this pair of assemblies for you to check out as well. view full answer...
It does look like you are missing a wire connection on your solenoid. I attached a picture that shows a wire lead ran to the same terminal you just have rans with that copper bar. I believe that's the missing connection you need to make. view full answer...
The Replacement Cap with Strap for Valterra Gray Water Waste Valve - 1-1/2" FPT - Black # TSV6 is a fit for the threaded tubing. There is a different style that goes to a hose for dumping and has threading on both ends. It is the Valterra Gray Water Drain Connector - 90-Degree - 1-1/2" FPT to 3/4" MPT # T01-0091VP. I've attached a video to assist. There is also the straight fit # T01-0094VP.
You may also be interested in the Camco Garden Hose Straight Shut-Off Valve - Plastic # CAM20003... view full answer...
An electric A-frame trailer jack like the etrailer.com # EJ-3520-BBX that you were looking at just needs to be able to lift a trailer's tongue weight. The tongue weight of a trailer should be around 10 to 15 percent of its total weight, which likely puts the tongue weight of your 6,200 pound trailer at around 620 to 930 pounds.
With this in mind, a jack like this that has a 3,500 pound lift capacity is more than enough and will work great. It's always a good idea to use a jack that has... view full answer...
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