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We do have a potential solution for you. Unfortunately, the swing away actuators like the one on your 2005 Mastercraft trailer have been discontinued, so I am afraid there is no direct replacement, or anything that will fit inside the current swing…
view full answer...I spoke to my contact at Roadmaster and he informed me that as long as your tow dolly has a tongue with a diameter of 3-1/4 inches or less the RoadMaster Tow Dolly Mounting Bracket #RM-2000-8 would work for you. If you need the guard as well you…
view full answer...The closest option we have to replace your Atwood 82543 actuator is part #DM72VR, which is the item you referenced. However, this actuator doesn't have the lockout like your Atwood does. For a lockout use #T4748800 as an electric lockout. It…
view full answer...Replacement parts for an Atwood actuator are going to be very hard to find these days. Atwood stopped producing actuators quite a while back, so at this point unless you can find parts secondhand, replacing the actuator is going to be your best bet.…
view full answer...The 85837 master cylinder and Atwood brake actuators have all been discontinued which explains why you have been unable to find the right parts. This means that your best option is to replace the entire brake actuator. The Brake Actuator #T63FR you…
view full answer...Your picture is of a coupler that is also a brake actuator for hydaulic brakes. Very much like part #DM72VR although not exactly. Connecting the trailer to your tow vehicle is just the same as any other it's just harder to see. Under the coupler…
view full answer...If you don't mind drilling Jeremy I would recommend using all three mounting holes of the Dexter Actuator part #DX89FR or if you know a welder just have them weld it to the trailer. If you were going to only use two though use whichever two line…
view full answer...We can definitely help install a brake controller and 7-way on your 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander but first the brake controller I recommend is the Redarc Tow Pro Liberty part #RED24FR with the install harness part #RED69FR. As this controller puts…
view full answer...In order to actuate the trailer brakes, you'd need a brake controller installed in the vehicle and a 6 or 7-way trailer connector. A 4 pole flat wiring harness like the #18002 you'd looked at carries 4 circuits- right turn/brake lamp, left…
view full answer...Because they're meant for off-road use and abuse, ARK trailer jacks are built to last. They are very heavy which makes them able to withstand a tough off-road environment. The #ORJW1SU Extreme Off-Road Ratcheting Trailer Jack weighs about 37 lbs…
view full answer...Since most trailer manufacturers do not make wheel and tire information available to the general public, it is hard for me to tell you what size lug nuts you have on the wheel. I can tell you they do have caps over them. The most common size of lug…
view full answer...I would be happy to help you and make a recommendation based on fitment. First of all you won't have to drill into anything to mount your 7-way vehicle connector. All you will need is the Curt Easy Mount Bracket item #C58000. This bolts directly…
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