Can Atwood Coupler Be Repaired on Vintage 1967 Airstream Travel Trailer
Question:
hey! Im looking to repair my hitch coupler on a vintage 1967 Airstream. It fits a 2 ball and Im missing the parts that keep the hitch locked while towing. Model is Marvel MC-683 Do you have any guidance? thanks
asked by: Emily U
Expert Reply:
According to my research your 1967 Airstream would need the Atwood Repair Kit AT88061, but unfortunately Atwood has gone out of business so this is no longer available. To get a working coupler again you'll need to have your current coupler cut off and a new one welded on, for which I recommend the 14K etrailer A-Frame Trailer Coupler - Thumb Latch - Black - 2-5/16" Ball # CA-5400-B.
This is a pretty standard coupler and will do a great job as a replacement for your current setup.
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