How Should the A-Frame Trailer Toolbox # UWS01039 Be Secured To The Trailer?

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How do you recommend installing this toolbox?

asked by: Brad R

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UWS recommends to use U-bolts to secure the A-Frame Trailer Toolbox # UWS01039 to the front of the trailer. As there are several different frame sizes on trailers you will want to select the correct size U-bolts to fit your frame. Be sure to account for any wiring, or lines which may need to be relocated so they are not damaged in the U-bolts. The bolts, washers and nuts can be sourced at a local hardware store.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Although none of the trailer tongue toolboxes we offer precisely meets the measurements you provided, we have options that could work for you. The most obvious choice and what I'd recommend would be the UWS #UWS01039 box you'd looked…

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The RC Manufacturing T-Series Trailer Tongue Toolbox - A-Frame - Steel #313-TM362016M is just the steel box. Most people drill into the bottom of the box to hold the box to the trailer frame with self-tapping screws like #WLS100. You can weld it if…

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These toolboxes do not contain mounting hardware due to the different construction and mounting locations that may be required for many different styles of trailers. A lot of how you install the UWS A-Frame Trailer Toolbox #UWS01065 depends on…

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We have the UWS A-Frame Trailer Toolbox part #UWS01065 which is 49 inches wide at the rear and 18 inches in the front.

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The Buyers Products Trailer Tongue Toolbox part #3371701680 does not come with mounting hardware. It can be secured in a number of different ways, most drill directly though the bottom of the box and into the frame. If you can find a way to mount…

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Yes, you could drill holes in the UWS A-Frame tool box part #UWS01039 to allow for venting or battery lines ran to it like you asked about.

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I am happy to help you find a trailer tongue tool box for your Sure Trac trailer Andy. When you say you have 44 inches from the widest point, I believe you are referring to 44 inches up from the widest point of the A-frame towards the tailgate. You…

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I was not able to find any ballard winches, but perhaps you mean Badland winch? I looked at the owner's manual for the Badland 9000lb truck/suv winch and they recommend a battery with a minimum of 650 cold cranking amps (CCA). If you are…

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In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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Answer 10

Waylon, it does look like the Dexstar Steel Mini Mod Trailer Wheel #AM20539 is the same thing as the Dexstar 17-233 wheels you're referring too. These are silver wheels with a 6 on 5 1/2 bolt pattern, a 0 offset, and are made in the USA.

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I see what you mean with the additional support bracket below the frame on your 2024 Keystone Hideout Sport 175BH travel trailer. I'm glad you reached out to us Peter as that is going to limit you on what you can use. With that additional…

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For sag from towing a trailer the best recommendation I can make is actually a weight distribution system. Suspension enhancement will help level your truck while towing. But the advantage to a weight distribution system is that it levels the vehicle…

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