I cannot match any side marker based on the numbers you gave. All lights have a similar number on them from SAE and DOT to show they are approved for use based on the required specs. A measurement will be the most helpful. I have attached a link for all of our lens options for your convenience. Often times a replacement fixture is necessary when a lens is broken and they are not easy to match.
For replacement fixtures, I recommend the Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light w/ Reflex... view full answer...
For a 16 inch strip light that would be the brightest our best solution would be the Optronics part # BUL69CB that you referenced as it's the closest in length at 15 inches and is very bright. Our customers have reviewed this highly and have told us that it's very bright. view full answer...
If you have tail light # RVST56 the correct replacement bulb is a 2057 available at an automotive supply store. Make sure that the bulb socket is not corroded and that the ground wires are attached to clean and corrosion free bare metal surfaces because those things can also cause a dim light. view full answer...
I have a solution for your camper tail light. However, unfortunately, we do not have a light that exactly matches your current light. Like you said, that light has been discontinued.
Your best option is to replace the whole light assembly. The Optronics Camping Travel Trailer Light, # 30-92-002 can replace you current light assembly. This light has a 5 light function: tail, stop, turn, and reverse light plus rear reflector. For the matching driver side with license plate holder use #... view full answer...
We have many pendant light options like the Gustafson Short RV Pendant Light - Satin Nickel - Tan with Frosted White Glass # 277-000311 in different colors and heights. I've linked the page to all of your options as you requested.
Unfortunately we do not currently carry any bench cushions, so I can't help with the dining table benches at this time. view full answer...
In order to find a replacement clearance light for your 2020 Mallard M252 Travel Trailer I recommend taking some measurements. The # MCL31AB is 4" long x 2-1/16" tall x 1" deep. This is an LED light that uses a 2-wire design for power. If this matches your light from the other side in terms of dimension and appearance then it would make a good replacement.
If you send me the dimensions of the light on the other side and a picture I would be happy to look for a different replacement if... view full answer...
The first thing to look at is the size of the Bargman tail light # 30-92-002 and how it compares to the existing lights on your 1981 Palomino pup. The Bargman light is 8-9/16" long x 4-9/16" wide x 2-1/8" thick.
The wiring on this light may seem a little confusing but I can explain it. The two white wires are ground wires and will need to attach to a clean, bare metal surface. The black wire is for brake lights and turn signals. Green is for running lights. That leaves the red wire for... view full answer...
It should not be too much trouble at all to replace the light in your trailer with a new one such as # 277-000114. If you take off the lenses you will see the mounting hardware. You will likely need to cut the wiring to completely free the light. I would cut it as close to the light as you can so that you have enough free wire to work with. It would probably be a good idea to disconnect the trailer battery prior to cutting the wiring to avoid getting a shock or shorting something out.
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Yes, we do have the replacement light strip you need for your awning and for this you can use the Replacement LED Light Strip for Solera RV Awning LED Fabric Light Kits part # LC423331 so long as your awning is no more than 20' long. If it is shorter than 20' then you can just cut the strip to the size you need. In regards to installation, this is super easy as all you need to do is peel the backing off, stick it to the surface while applying pressure, then connect the two wire leads. view full answer...
I found an answer to your question, unfortunately there are no direct replacement lenses for the Wesbar lights on your 1998 Jayco Eagle. The lenses have been discontinued and are no longer available.
However, we do carry new taillight assemblies that can replace the OEM lights on your camper. Bargman Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn, and License Red Lens # 30-92-003 and the Bargman Surface Mount Tail Light - Red # 30-92-001 will fit on our camper. These light assemblies will function... view full answer...
Bummer! I can help you out. The 220 will fry the circuit breakers and the power converter. Camping trailers are made for 120V power at either 50 amps or 30 amps and have an integrated converter to 12v power for certain components like lights so that they can be utilized in a camping area where there isn't 120v power available.
If just the parallax 7355 needs replaced, then the Replacement Converter for Parallax/Magnetek or WFCO RV Power Centers - 55 Amp # PD4655V is a direct replacement.... view full answer...
Using the 7 and 4-Way trailer connector, # HM40975-11998, is a good idea if the harness that plugs into the factory 7-Way also was damaged. Because one end of the harness included with the connector just has blunt cut wires, you will need to wire them in to the vehicle wiring by function as follows (the colors listed below are the harnesses colors, you will need to use a circuit tester such as # PTW2992 to determine the appropriate wire on the vehicle tow package wiring harness):
Red is... view full answer...
Lights with separate switches is probably the best option to prevent the failure at the switch you encountered. Also, manufacturers are going to tell you not to power wash any lights like these. Even if they are waterproof and submersible they aren't designed to hold up to the force from power washing.
The # ILL70CSB is sealed and waterproof. Optronics does a good job with their waterproofing so even with the built in switch I doubt you will have an issue if you choose to use it.
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I reached out to Scamp for help to find your exact brakes, unfortunately due to the age of your 2000 Scamp 19 Everglades they did not have the exact information or parts available and the only thing that they could tell me is your trailer uses 10" brakes.
I recommend pulling apart one of your hubs first to check that the Replacement Shoe and Lining Kit # AKBRKR-S-10 and Magnet Kit # AKBRKR-M10 are the correct. This will also be a good time to also inspect your bearings, drums, grease... view full answer...
Weight distribution system heads are HEAVY. The only solution out there that can help somewhat is the HitchGrip Carrying Tool for Weight Distribution Head Assembly # 303-HG-712 which basically grabs the ball and gives an easier handle to grab onto. It looks like in your picture I can see you have already tried this though since I see packaging for it.
I know space is typically a premium when camping but maybe a small wagon could help you get the head around and then you could use the... view full answer...
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