Roadmaster Tow Bars RM-048-2 Review Video

6-3/4" from the hitch pin hole to the backside of where the 2" receiver starts and 12-1/2" from the pin hole to the outside edge of the 2" receiver. I have linked a diagram below of the Roadmaster High-Low Adapter…

The Roadmaster Htich Extender #RM-071-1075 measures approximately 3 inches deep from the pin hole to the furthest point inside the receiver tube. It's also only designed to be used to flat tow a vehicle with a hitch style tow bar. It…

Yes, a trailer that is nose up can cause big problems. A level trailer is ideal and worth working toward for safety. The good news is that you can get the trailer almost exactly level with switching ball mounts. This is where an adjustable ball…

Here is an image I have from the Xtreme Off-Road Swing-Up Trailer Jack #ORJW750D in zinc which will have the same dimensions as the black Jack #ORJW750BD you are looking at.

The curve in the Malone Anti-Rattle HitchLock System part #MPG908 is designed for extra stability to not allow the shank of the accessory to move up and down. It is what holds the shank of accessory tight. I have attached a photo of how this is…

In regards to the Adjustable Width Trailer Hitch Receiver for RVs part #13703, the brackets have a built-in offset so you can install them in a manor which pushes the crosstube further out towards the bumper. This will help reduce clearance issues…

The Blue Ox Patriot Portable Braking System - Proportional #BLU37TR, uses a 12V powered remote that wirelessly connects to the 12V powered braking unit. This wireless remote has an inertia-based sensor in it that can sense the braking of the towing…

I spoke to Yakima about the StraightShot #Y69VR extender, but they have only tested this with Yakima accessories. Due to this, it doesn't have a listed tongue weight. With that being said, the Yakima bike racks and other accessories are going to…

I do have an option for you but the Toyota Tacoma has an extra large receiver sleeve which can cause issues with certain hitch pins as you have come to find out. I don't have a longer hitch pin for the Yakima HoldUp but we do have a way for you…

Did you have have the awning roller wound too tight when you initially installed it? At the time of installation the awning roller should be wound 12-16 rotations to put sufficient tension on the springs. Sounds like you may have yours wound too…

When looking at your Solera Slideout Topper when looking at the right side, that is the" Drive" side and the "Idler" will be on the left. It sounds like you need the drive head, so you can use the Replacement Drive Head and Roll…

Tension can be adjusted to loosen your Solera RV Slide-Out Awning, #LCV000163285 if you choose to. However, you are probably just fine and you want tension to hold the fabric tightly so as to not sag. Yes, there will become a point when too much…