Fastway Zip Coiled Trailer Breakaway Cable Review Video

I'm assuming that you're saying you have a 4' coiled breakaway cable kind of like the Fastway #FA80-01-2140. When it comes to replacing the cable it really doesn't matter what the style/length is as long as the length is less than…

For a 48 inch long breakaway cable the part #FA80-01-2140 would be perfect for you and would work well. This is a coiled breakaway cable that measures 48 inches in length.

Sounds like the Series 32 Kwikee step gear box is damaged and in need of replacing if the motor blows fuses when connected to it. What it sounds like is the motor is trying to work to hard to move the gear box which is why it blows the fuse. For a…

I would recommend that the breakaway cable be cut shorter than the safety chains/cables that way if the trailer were to come uncoupled from the hitch ball it would come to a stop without slamming into the back of the tow vehicle. For a breakaway…

Trailer breakaway cables are not specific to any given brand of system so you can refer to the linked page that shows many such replacement cables such as 4-foot #FA80-01-2140 and 6-foot #FA80-01-2160.

Since breakaway cables themselves are universal you can use any cable you'd like. The pins themselves can be different however. With that being said, for a replacement cable check out the: -Fastway Zip Coiled Trailer Breakaway Cable - 6' Long…

The best length for the cable of a breakaway system like the Fastway Cable #FA80-01-2160 that you referenced will be just a bit longer than the safety chains. The breakaway cable should be longer than the safety chains according to RVIA Recreational…

Another option than running the LED light to the battery is by running the wiring to the running lights. Although, this can be just as difficult as running it to the battery. The best route is to run the wiring to the reverse lights. However, if you…

You would choose a side wind or top wind jack based on several factors. Each has its advantages. If clearance is an issue for the radius of a top wind, then you would choose a side wind. The opposite is also true. It is my experience that a side…

There is an easier solution that a different jack. You can use a longer ball mount so that the trailer, and the jack, will be further away allowing you to lower the tail gate without hitting the jack. Then you could use any jack you wanted. If that…

All three are very similar but there are differences between the three. Measure your stock trailer jack and buy the according jack that works for your application. Bulldog #BD1750290317 has clearance of 10-11/16 inches from mounting bracket to top of…

We do indeed carry American made jacks. You will want to check out the Dutton-Lainson line. All of their jacks are made here except the Model 7201 #DL22320 and Model 3400 #DL22300. With that said, if you are specifically looking for an A-Frame jack,…