Yes, you can configure the Yakima Exo setup so that the bottom has the camp kitchen part # Y66AR and the upper has the bike rack # Y22VR.
You'd also need the swingbase part # Y34VR and the top shelf # Y94VR and you'd be set. view full answer...
The MORryde Camping Kitchen with Storage Compartment for Jeep Wrangler # MR83MR does not have a weight capacity so you'd have to use your best judgment with what you put on it when using it. view full answer...
I believe you are referring to the MOLLE Panel part # MR23MR which is not sold with the MORryde Camping Kitchen with Storage Compartment # MR45HR. You would need to order that separately. Or you might have been referring to the extension panel part # MR95MR as well. view full answer...
The drawer dimensions of the MORryde Trail Kitchen for Jeep Wrangler Or Wrangler Unlimited # MR83MR are 15-3//4 inch wide by 25-1/2 inch long by 6.6 inches tall. view full answer...
For your 2010 Honda Odyssey the trailer hitch part number 44174 which is the same as our part # 75270 does have a high tongue weight rating at 675 lbs. But that is only the hitch's capacity. You will need to check the owners manual of your vehicle to determine what Honda states as the overall capacity.
You didn't mention how much weight you will actually end up transporting, but you will have to make sure that the weight of the cargo (plus cargo carrier's weight) are less than the lowest... view full answer...
Your best option is to use T-fitting # 103537-MBS. Since there isn't an adapter that plugs into a female quick disconnect and has 2 female disconnects on the output side you would need to install this T-fitting between the propane tank and its regulator. But if you put it in that location you would not need the 2 quick disconnects at the propane tank (because you would also need a hose to run all the way to the back with the other quick disconnect fitting). If you went this route though... view full answer...
Many of the RV faucets we offer are constructed of a plated or coated ABS plastic. This is okay for occasional use, but it sounds like you're wanting to fill deeper, larger pots with water. One inadvertent whack when you're trying to maneuver a full pot of water out of that sink and the faucet will be destroyed.
That's why I'd recommend using a better quality stainless faucet with a pull-out sprayer like the Lippert # LC719323 you'd looked at. Because it has a pull out sprayer and a 360°... view full answer...
While we do not have a bluetooth leveling communicator for your iPhone, we do have a wireless leveling device that you can use.
It's the CIPA Wireless Trailer and RV Level with Hand-Held Device and LED Indicators, part # CM03001. After you have placed this in your camper van, you will only need to go in once to retrieve the hand-held device. From there, you can use your wedges and view the device simultaneously to make sure you are level. I've linked to a video review of this leveler for... view full answer...
The factory integrated brake controller of a 2008 Chevy Silverado would not be compatible with electric over hydraulic brakes. You'd have to replace the controller with one that is compatible like the Prodigy P2 part # 90885.
I have included a helpful article that explains the process of installing a P2 on a GM vehicle with a factory installed integrated brake controller. You can follow this process to see how the P2 is installed and if you choose to disconnect and re-install the P2, the... view full answer...
For your Grand Design Reflection 312BHTS I recommend the Ultra-Fab Slide-Out Supports # UF19-960002. Since your Reflection has the 2 opposing slides that carry the weight of most the kitchen and the seating areas the trailer is virtually teetering on itself with the weight hanging over the sides of the trailer. These supports will allow you to stabilize that additional weight where it matters at the edge of the slide rather than at the frame which is inside the wheel footprint. Be sure... view full answer...
You can absolutely use the Thule Arcos # TH25YE on both of your BMW X5s. Provided they have either a 2" or 1-1/4" trailer hitch on the back.
As far as trunk access goes, the platform does not have a swing away feature. We do offer swing away adapters that can be used like part # SAR36VR. This will allow the carrier to swing away for full trunk access. I would however caution against the use of an adapter. Using this will effectively decrease your hitches carrying capacity by half. So... view full answer...
I have several options for you to store and haul your gear on a 2022 Hyundai Kona but I won't be able to say for sure that you can fit this much stuff in any one box or basket as the size of the stuff is obviously going to vary from person to person. I also don't really like the idea of mixing skis and other luggage inside the same box as the risk for damage is much higher. It can be rather cumbersome to load and unload gear off the roof of the vehicle each time so I recommend looking into... view full answer...
We offer many cargo carrier options for vehicles like your Tahoe that have a 2-inch hitch, including the Curt Folding Cargo Carrier # C18151 that you referenced. These are offered in flat types like the Curt, ramped types for transporting wheeled cargo, and enclosed types that provide protection from weather as well as a degree of theft deterrence. It can also use a combination of products if you prefer. Say you really like the cost-effective Curt basket # C18151; you could use this and... view full answer...
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The Camco RhinoEXTREME RV sewer hoses # CAM39867 will work great to dispose the waste from your RV to the camp sites main dump station or to a portable waste tank like the Tote-N-Stor # TNS25609. I wouldn't recommend staying connected to the dump or waste tank all the time though, this can cause "the business" to not drain properly because it will never have the right amount of water force to flush the solid contents of the holding tanks and it leaves the opportunity... view full answer...
From what you have described as your goal, my suggestion is one of two primary options, and I will note here that with either option I suggest you have a battery bank of at least 400 AH when fully charged. This first option is not an automatic transfer switch option but I want to provide this to you for your additional knowledge because it is rather straight forward for installation and a little less cost as well.
Option 1:
The most straight forward installation to provide you an output... view full answer...
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