Seaflo Boats and RVs Macerator Pump Review Video

The Seaflo Macerator Pump for Boats and RVs part #SE64FR is designed for RV use among other things so it will work great for this. It can be installed a few different ways but tapping into the existing waste valve is most common. I can't…

What seems to happen is if the 5th wheel trailer is towed nose up in the front, more weight is put on the tires. Since the axles are rated for a total of 12,000 pounds, that is under the gross vehicle rating of 14,000 pounds. So if there isn't at…

While the Provider ST235/85R16 Radial Trailer Tire - Load Range G #TTWPRG235R16 that you referenced might be smaller than what you have currently it would still fit and work great. You don't have to use metal valve stems with this tire but they…

Yes, the Aluminum Viking Series Valhalla Trailer Wheel part #AX02665865HDBMMFL will hold 110 psi if used with the Americana Metal, Bolt-In Valve Stem part #AM20906. The psi capacity of a trailer wheel will always come from the valve stem, not the…

Goodyear makes really good tires. However we have been really impressed with this newer brand we've been carrying, called Taskmaster. I have attached a link to all of the Taskmaster tires we carry. If you can let me know what size tires are on…

The magnet should only make contact with the inside of the brake drum when power is applied to the magnet. If it is making contact with the drum all the time, you may have residual power running on the brake wire that is just enough to cause the…

Yes the issue is related to the wire gauge you have. You need to go with 10 gauge wire like part #10-1-1 (sold by foot) to deliver the amperage and voltage needed for your brakes to activate. 14 or 16 gauge wire is no where near heavy enough for this…

If the adjustment of both brake assemblies are good and you can notice that the one side of the brakes are pulling harder than the other that would lead me to believe that the problem is the grounds of the brake assemblies on the right side of the…

Since you are wanting to exceed the speed rating of most trailer tires (65 mph) I would highly recommend you go with the part #TTWPRG235R16. The 81 mph speed rating will help quite a bit. You currently are exceeding the speed rating of your tires in…

It sounds like you either have bad grounds for the brake assemblies or you are using too small of gauge for the brake assemblies themselves. The brake output circuit should be 10 gauge wire like the part #10-1-1 which is sold by the foot. Make sure…

The manufacturers for the majority of trailer tires do recommend that they always be inflated to the listed maximum psi, regardless of how the trailer is actually loaded. This just ensures that the listed weight capacity is maintained and that they…