The only other thing you'll need to find out is the GVWR on the 5th wheel that you're going to purchase, in order to make sure that you select a hitch with plenty of capacity. When it comes to 5th Wheel hitches, when there is a compatible model with the tow vehicle, I always recommend the B&W Companion OEM 5th Wheel Hitch w/ Slider for Chevy/GMC Towing Prep Package - Dual Jaw - 20K # BWRVK3770. The B&W Companion is one of the most reliable and durable hitches on the market; the 1" thick... view full answer...
You've made a really smart move deciding to upgrade the anti-sway bars on your 2018 Tiffin Allegro Open Road 34PA because these bars are definitely going to improve your ride. I verified with Roadmaster that the correct anti-sway bars for your motorhome are:
- Roadmaster Rear Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1139-149
- Roadmaster Front Anti-Sway Bar # RM-1139-148
To complete your set up and enhance your rig's drive the most, I also recommend adding the Roadmaster Reflex Steering Stabilizer # RM-RBK25-RSSA.... view full answer...
I was able to determine from your picture that you have the older style of Thule Flat Top TH725 which we have an adapter to allow the rack to fit into roof top channels with part # Xadapt2. This would be the adapter you'd need if your bars have channels that run down the middle of them.
Otherwise the correct replacement hardware for your carrier would be the # 7533998. view full answer...
The Jayco Eagle 5th Wheel Trailers are pre-wired for the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera Systems; part # FOS43TASF for 4.3" screen or part # FOS05TASF for a 5" screen. The Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera Systems all use their own monitors. I know this is not what you are hoping to hear but there isn't a backup/observation camera system for trailers that uses a factory monitor. Therefore, your best option would be to just use the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup... view full answer...
The correct neoprene cover for your 8,000 pound Bulldog Winch like # BDW10041 is the Bulldog Cover # BDW20191. This will fit your winch perfectly and provide excellent protection from the elements when it's not in use.
I have attached a short video review below that you can check out as well. view full answer...
There is a rooftop cargo bag that will work for your 2001 Toyota RAV4, but none that are going to fit directly between the 27" x 38" space you mentioned; there will need to be a bit of overhang on the rails, unless you don't fill the bag all the way up and you have some space to squeeze it in.
The best option is the Rightline Ace Jr Rooftop Cargo Bag # RL100A50, which is 36" long x 30" wide, so you would need to turn it sideways to get it to fit in the space you have, and there will be... view full answer...
Based on the 8-7/8" outside diameter you mentioned, along with your wheel's 4 spline design, the Phoenix USA Baby Moon Hub Cover # PXQ1401B is going to work perfectly. This will snap right onto your existing wheels to maintain your older trailer's vintage appearance.
I have attached a short video review below that you can also check out. view full answer...
It is possible to use the rear bumper on a travel trailer to mount a trailer hitch but each trailer manufacturer will have their say on if this is advised or not and if so how much weight can be carried. The Curt RV Bumper 2" Trailer Hitch Receiver part # E-100 is an excellent option for this assuming the trailer manufacturer gives the go-ahead but if not we also have the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver part # 13703.
Then for a two-bike rack, I recommend the Kuat Transfer V2 #... view full answer...
The Dexter # 35545E-ST-89 axle would work very well for you, as it's definitely the closest to what you currently have. Once the existing spring seats were removed, they'd likely be pretty messed up. You'd be better off simply purchasing new ones, part # TRSS238 and welding them into place where needed.
You could go larger in weight capacity, up to a 5200 lb axle like # 8327820-EB, but if your current axles are 3.5K apiece, increasing the capacity of the axles won't increase the trailer's... view full answer...
It's not necessary to use a lift to install a hitch on your Forester, but if you have or can borrow ramps or jack stands from somebody, it will make the installation much easier. If that's not an option, we offer some fairly inexpensive ramps as part # FT11909MI or jack stands as part # PTW41021.
Either the Curt # C12038 or the Draw-Tite # 36311 would work fine for you. They install in the same manner, and have identical capacities. Both install with standard metric wrenches or sockets... view full answer...
The Thule TracRac base rail kit part # TH21782 that you referenced is the correct base rail to fit your TracRac ladder rack uprights in the bed of your 2019 Silverado Crew Cab with a 5.75 foot bed. The entire kit of base rails and uprights for your truck would be # TH43002XT-782.
Thule does not offer us the replacement hardware for these rails and since the rails would have to be significantly modified the replacement rails would be your best, easiest, and most efficient solution. view full answer...
The Pro Series Round, Snap-Ring Swivel Jack # PS1400300303 does have the ability to solve your problem as you could install it further back on the trailer frame which would give you additional clearance for your tailgate to fold down. view full answer...
Yes, the BedRug Custom Truck Bed Mat # BMC19CCS that you referenced is the correct mat and is confirmed to fit your 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 with the 69.92" (5-3/4 foot) bed. I have attached a short video demonstration below that you can check out as well. view full answer...
The Yakima round bar roof rack # Y00408, # Y53TR, # Y03536, and # Y00245 that fits your 2021 Chevy Trailblazer with a naked roof does not require any drilling to install as it attaches via fixed mounting points on the roof.
I attached a picture that shows how the rack attaches to your roof as well. view full answer...
If you were going to only use the # 30717 for turn signal functions the extra white wire does not need to get grounded. It won't hurt anything to have it ran to a ground but it's really only needed if installing a brake controller or if you connect the 12 volt accessory circuit. view full answer...
A hitch bike rack is going to be your only option. First, here are your hitch options. If you have a Sedan then you need # C11001. If you have the wagon you need # C11189 and if you have the coupe or convertible there is not a hitch available . All these options are a class 1 hitch.
When it comes to a 2 e-bike rack when using a class 1 hitch receiver, you only have one option and it's a great rack! It is extremely solid and can carry up to 60lbs per bike, fits in a 1-1/4" hitch and weighs... view full answer...
The absolute best bike rack for 2 E-Bikes that weigh 60 - 65 lbs and have fenders is the Thule EasyFold XT # TH903202 because it uses clamps that secure your bikes around the frame. The clamps have a rubber coating to help protect your bike frame, it has a max weight capacity of 65 lbs per bike, and it comes with a ramp to help make loading and unloading your bikes easier.
Attached is a review video that you can check out. view full answer...
Curt does make really great trailer hitch and we do recommend them highly. We have a fit for your 2020 Hyundai Palisade too with the part # C13427 but the part number you mentioned is not a fit. This is a mostly hidden trailer hitch with plenty of towing capacity. Check out the install picture and video link I attached to this page as well.
For trailer wiring the easiest to install option is the part # CU94FR.
If you wanted to do some towing you might be interested in etrailer ball mount... view full answer...
Husky does offer a Centerline weight distribution that will work great with the weight of your trailer but the one that was recommended to you is going to be way too harsh since it's rated too high. Instead the part # HT32215 is the way to go as it has a tongue weight range of 400-600 lbs. If a weight distribution system is rated too high the ride quality will be very harsh but if it's rated too low.
The best way to pick out a weight distribution system is to base it off of the loaded... view full answer...
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