RV style hitches can be bolted or welded on your Winnebago frame whereas most vehicles will have mounting holes preset for trailer hitches. I wouldn't recommend using a vehicle trailer hitch. The Curt hitch # 13086 you referenced is a confirmed fit for your 1992 Toyota pickup.
For your motor home, the most likely hitch to fit is the Curt adjustable width trailer hitch receiver # 13703. It's a Class-III hitch and can be adjusted from 22-72 inches in width. It will have a gross trailer weight... view full answer...
A 35 amp converter like the # PD4635V will work just fine to replace a 32 amp converter. We've seen several people use this to replace the converter you have now without issue dimensionally.
The buzzing you are experiencing is not going to come back. view full answer...
Yes, the Curt Hitch part # 13086 that you referenced has been confirmed to fit your 1994 Toyota Pickup. It will fit your truck that doesn't have a bumper, and as long as the bumper you plan to install is an OEM bumper there wouldn't be any interference.
This hitch won't interfere with your spare tire either.
If you plan on doing some towing you might be interested in etrailer ball mount kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts; one with a 3/4 inch rise or 2 inch drop and one with a 2-3/4... view full answer...
I do indeed have a rack option that would allow you to carry your two e-bikes behind your motorhome and you can carry bikes up to 80 lbs each, so your bikes will be just fine. I recommend the Hollywood Racks Sport Rider SE Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches # HLY74FR
I don't have an option that would allow a cargo tray to be used in conjunction with a bike rack, not only because of the weight involved, but also because adding a carrier would increase the distance between... view full answer...
Most truck bed ladder racks are designed to fit specific vehicles. For your 1991 Toyota Truck I recommend the Yakima Outdoorsman 300 Ladder Rack with 58 Inch Crossbars # Y01136-Y00409. The crossbars allow you to perfectly match the width of your truck bed. If you need the rack with longer, 66 inch crossbars, you can use part number # Y01136-Y00410.
The Yakima KeelOver Rooftop Canoe Carrier with Tie-Downs # Y04069 will work great with the Outdoorsman ladder rack. The KeelOver includes... view full answer...
As long as your 1985 Toyota Pickup 4x4 has front leaf springs the Roadmaster Classic Base Plate Kit # 1123-1 would be the correct base plate kit for you.
If you do not have front leaf springs you would want a Roadmaster XL Base Plate Kit # 1146-1.
There are several other components needed for a flat towing setup also. You will need tow bars, safety chains, lighting, and supplemental braking.
If you do not have a tow bar I would recommend you get a RoadMaster Sterling All Terrain Tow... view full answer...
The cables part # PW2016C that you referenced have been confirmed as a fit for the tire size 235/75R15 that you referenced, but if you are looking for the best option in that price range I have a better solution for you.
The Titan Chains part # TC2319 are a much better option as they will provide much better traction, will be easier to install, and will last longer.
You will need to check the owners manual of your vehicle to determine if there are any tire chain restrictions. view full answer...
Yes, the Hopkins Tail Light Converter Kit # HM48895 will technically work to take the separate circuits on your bike and combine them so that the stop/turn signals are carried along the same wire for use with your 3-wire tail lights. You would need to cut off the 4-Way connector and hardwire that end to the new tail lights.
A better option though is going to be with the Roadmaster Brite-Lite Wiring Converter # RM-732, as it wouldn't require any modifications and is really designed specifically... view full answer...
I recommend the Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver, part # 75031 for your 1994 Toyota pickup. This is a Class lll hitch and it has a 2-inch receiver opening. This hitch will not fit the T100 model truck.
Per the instructions, the bumper and bumper brackets need to be removed so you actually have less work to do when installing this trailer hitch.
If you plan on doing some towing you might be interested in etrailer ball mount kit # 989900. It comes with 2 ball mounts; one with... view full answer...
I spoke to my contact at SMI and he informed me that the SMI Stay-IN-Play DUO Supplemental Braking System # SM99251 that you referenced can basically fit any vehicle so it would work well on your 1991 Toyota Truck.
I attached an install video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
If the trailer you plan on towing weighs more than half of the weight of the tow vehicle we recommend the use of weight distribution. Or if there is considerable sag in the vehicle rear suspension.
The best way to pick out a weight distribution system is to base it off of the loaded tongue weight of the setup. You should note that the weight of any cargo behind the rear axle of your vehicle should be considered tongue weight as well. I attached an FAQ on determining tongue weight for you... view full answer...
Yes, yes, and yes.
The part number # CM17095 and # CM17195 are a matching pair of chrome mirrors, they come with gaskets, and they both fit your 1989 Toyota base model pickup truck.
I attached a review video for you to check out as well. view full answer...
Best option we have for a 14 inch trailer tire is the part # 274-000012 that is the same size that you currently have of 205/75R14. Why I like recommend this tire is that has enough capacity for your setup at 2,040 lbs per tire if inflated to 65 psi, has a speed rating of 75 mph and has a 2 year roadside assistance program that comes with it.
If your RV or trailer has a flat tire, call the help line and a technician will come change the flat for you. You can call 24 hours a day, 7 days... view full answer...
To flat tow a vehicle you need 5 basic components and possibly a few other items to conform these 5 items to best fit your specific combination of tow vehicle and vehicle being towed.
1) Tow-Bar 2) Base Plates, that are vehicle specific 3) Safety Cables 4) Wiring Solution, something to tie the two vehicles indicator lights to the vehicle being towed 5) Supplemental Braking
For your 1987 Toyota Pickup we have the Roadmaster Crossbar-Style Base Plate Kit, # 1117-1. This will require... view full answer...
I may have an option for you, but there is not a custom fit trailer hitch receiver confirmed to fit your 1982 Toyota Pickup.
To install one I recommend using a universal hitch like the Draw-Tite Ultra Frame Service Body Trailer Hitch Receiver # 41990-07 with 7" tall mounting brackets or # 41990-16 with 16" tall mounting brackets. Each of these options work with frames that are up to 44" wide, but will need some fabrication to fit your frame, and will need to be welded to the frame by a... view full answer...
Sounds like you are looking for a 4-way for your 1984 Toyota Pickup. For that we have the Curt Kit part # C59236 that is a fit for your truck although it is a universal fit kit. You will need to test the wires of your taillights and then wire this kit accordingly. view full answer...
The Erickson Side-Mount Truck Bed Ladder Rack # EM07708 is sold as pair. You'd get the two uprights needed to complete a rack as a single upright wouldn't be very useful. view full answer...
Typically vehicles that are equipped with a manual transmission can be flat towed without using a vehicle dolly, however there are usually recommendations as far as putting the transmission in neutral and the key position of the towed vehicle, etc. Through my research I was unable to verify if you could flat tow your 1991 Toyota pickup, and what steps should be taken to proceed, or if a vehicle dolly was required. Many of our flat towing resources and manufacturers only provide recommendations... view full answer...
I do have an option for you but we don't offer air bags for a 1991 Toyota Pickup. Instead, I recommend upgraded jounce bumpers like the Timbren Rear Suspension Enhancement System part # TTORTAC4A which offers a bolt-on fit and works well to reduce sag while towing or hauling. They also don't require maintenance like air bags do. view full answer...
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