Replacement Mounting Hardware Kit for Aluminum Hand Rail

Item # 2005

Our Price: $16.25

Orders above $99 qualify for Free Shipping

In Stock

Thank you! Your comment has been submitted successfully. You should be able to view your question/comment here within a few days.

Error submitting comment. Please try again momentarily.

Product Images

2005 - Aluminum Brophy RV and Camper Steps

Accessories and Parts 2005 - Handrails - Brophy

Accessories and Parts 2005 - Aluminum - Brophy

Brophy Aluminum Accessories and Parts - 2005

Show All (6) Product Images

Show Fewer Product Images

Videos

Review of Brophy RV Replacement Parts - Aluminum Hand Rail Mounting Hardware - 2005

Show All (1) Videos

Show Fewer Videos

Need help with installation?

Locate installers near me

Replaces the hardware and mounting bracket for your aluminum hand rail (AHR3, AHR4, or AHR5). 1-800-940-8924 to order Brophy accessories and parts part number 2005 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Brophy products. Guaranteed Lowest Price and Fastest Shipping for Replacement Mounting Hardware Kit for Aluminum Hand Rail. Accessories and Parts reviews from real customers.

Brophy Accessories and Parts - 2005

Replaces the hardware and mounting bracket for your aluminum hand rail (AHR3, AHR4, or AHR5).

Features:

Replaces the hardware and mounting bracket for your aluminum hand rail (AHR3, AHR4, or AHR5)
Includes mounting bracket, 1 safety pin, and 4 screws
Made in the USA

2005 Replacement Installation Hardware and Bracket Kit for C.R. Brophy Aluminum Hand Rail

Video of Replacement Mounting Hardware Kit for Aluminum Hand Rail

Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.

Video Demo Brophy RV Replacement Parts Aluminum Hand Rail Mounting Hardware 2005

Review of Brophy RV Replacement Parts - Aluminum Hand Rail Mounting Hardware - 2005

Video Transcript for Review of Brophy RV Replacement Parts - Aluminum Hand Rail Mounting Hardware - 2005

Hi there. I'm Michael with Etrailer.com. Today we're going to get very quick look at the Replacement mounting hardware kit for Aluminum handrails. This is going to replace the hardware and mounting bracket for your Aluminum scissor stair handrail, whether that be, a three stair, or a four stair, or a five stair setup, whatever that case may be, this is going to be the portion that mounts onto your RV or trailer, and then you will put your handrail into the bracket here, it includes the safety pin, to get that handrail mounted on, and see we've got. It'll pass through a hole there, mount the clip there, for us it's going to have four of these screws to get this mounted in place. So the way you want to do this, pull out your stairs, get them set up the way you want them to be, raise your hand rail up to the height that you want it, so that it's at a nice smooth angle.That will tell you where you need to mount this.

So you can mine it up so that it will mount in place. Very sturdy Aluminum bracket here, that's going to do a good job. It's going to resist corrosion, and it's going to give you that balance so that you're more sure-footed as you're going down the stairs. Now this bracket is made here in the USA, and that is going to complete our look at the Replacement mounting hardware kit for Aluminum handrails.

See what our Experts say about this Brophy Accessories and Parts

Do you have a question about this Accessories and Part?

Brake Controller in 2011 Ford F-350 Says Trailer is Disconnected when it is Not
Corrosion could get inside a switch and cause problems but usually it is the wiring or the battery in a breakaway system that causes the problems. Inspect the wiring and fix and broken or pinched wires. Make sure all the grounds are attached to clean and corrosion free bare metal surfaces. And you can have the battery tested to see if it needs to be replaced. You can also inspect the wiring to the brake magnets and their ground wires. Make sure the vehicle and trailer side connectors are...
view full answer...
Should Breakaway Switch Wiring Have Current Running Through It
One side of the breakaway switch wiring will have current running through it. As long as the plunger pin of the breakaway switch is inserted into the switch the other side of the wiring should have zero current running through it. Once you pull the pin it would allow the current to make it through the switch and go to your brake output circuit. I attached a picture that shows a wiring diagram.
view full answer...
Replacing Breakaway Switch Cable on Boat Trailer
I wasn't able to track down your order history but I can absolutely help you with a replacement. The easiest solution at this point is going to just be to replace both the breakaway switch and cable, as the cables themselves are really brand/model specific. This means unless you are able to determine exactly what model/brand breakaway system you have it's going to be pretty difficult to pinpoint the right cable. For a replacement switch and cable set I specifically recommend the Tekonsha...
view full answer...
Replacing B and W Turnoverball Hitch Ball
Thank you for the picture! From that I can tell you have a B and W Turnoverball hitch installed in the bed of your truck and that the replacement ball part # BWGNXA2005 is exactly what you need. I attached a link to our return policy page but since we know this is a fit you wouldn't have to worry about that. If you can get back to me with what year/make/model your truck is I can verify this is the correct ball.
view full answer...
Troubleshooting Trailer Brakes that Intermittently Lock Up While Making Left Turns
Your left turn/stop light circuit is shorting out to the brake output circuit of your trailer wiring. Normally when this happens it is the right turn signal circuit since the pins on a 7-way of these two circuits are right next to each other. What you need to do is check the wiring and connectors on both your tow vehicle and trailer looking for anything that would allow these two circuits to short together. Typically it's cut or exposed wire but it can also be corrosion.
view full answer...
Should Switch be Replaced for Stuck Pin on Breakaway Kit?
Yes, you can do exactly that; there is not a specific switch you'll need. For example, the Replacement Breakaway Switch for Tekonsha Trailer Breakaway Kits # 2005-P will work and you'll only need to splice it into your existing wire, as you mentioned. I've added a link to a video review of this switch for you to take a look at as well.
view full answer...
Why is There a Warning on Break Away Cable to Avoid Disconnection for More than 20 Minutes
When the plunger of a breakaway switch like # 2005-P is pulled the battery in the breakaway system will be connected to the trailer brake circuit. This is how a breakaway system stops a trailer if there is a disconnect between it and the tow vehicle. By law a breakaway battery has to be able to keep the trailer's electric brakes fully engaged for at least 15 minutes.
view full answer...
Safety Chain and Trailer Break Away Switch Cable Length Recommendation
The breakaway cable should be longer than the safety chains according to RVIA Recreational Vehicle Industry Association. This will activate the brakes in the event you lose the trailer connection and the safety chains fail which will bring the trailer to a stop.
view full answer...
Installation of Breakaway Switch
No, it does not matter which black wire on the # 2005-P goes to the battery and which goes to the brake circuit. Breakaway switches are just there to create an open circuit to prevent power going through until the pin is pulled. Once the pin is pulled the circuit is closed and therefore power is supplied to the trailer brakes causing them to engage.
view full answer...
Replacement Breakaway Switch Recommendation for Broken Switch On Trailer
Sounds like the switch isn't disengaging like it is supposed to which is causing the brakes to remain locked up. Easiest solution will be to replace the switch with the part # 2005-P which you'd wire in just like your old switch as they are universal.
view full answer...
How Does the Replacement Cable for Swagman Bike Racks # S2005 Lock to Bike
How the Replacement Cable for Swagman Bike Rack and Hitch Locks # S2005 works is similar to a slip knot. Basically you wrap the cable through and around your bike frame and then insert the smaller end through the loop end (creating a slip knot), and then attach the metal sleeve end to the hitch pin lock and you have secured your bike.
view full answer...
Are Breakaway Switch Wires Interchangeable
The two black wires on the Replacement Breakaway Switch for Tekonsha Trailer Breakaway Kits # 2005-P are interchangeable, which is why they are the same color. So it does not matter which wire goes where. I have added a link to a help article on wiring breakaway kits for you to check out as well.
view full answer...
Does the Tonno Pro Lo-Roll Soft Tonneau Cover # TPLR-2005 Fit on a 2003 Dodge Ram 1500
Yes, the Tonno Pro Lo-Roll Soft Tonneau Cover, part # TPLR-2005, is a confirmed fit for your 2003 Dodge Ram 1500. It has an easy no-drill installation and with it's roll-up design you can still gain full access to your truck bed without having to take the Lo-Roll off.
view full answer...
Replacement Breakaway Switch Recommendation for Lost Plunger
If you know what brand breakaway kit you have then we might we able to help you out with a replacement plunger, but without know the specific brand I recommend replacing the breakaway switch altogether with something like the Tekonsha # 2005-P. This will tie-in where your current wiring is from the breakaway switch so the installation should be pretty straightforward.
view full answer...
How to Release the Brakes on a Trailer Once the Break Away Switch Is Activated
If you still have the plunger end that goes in the break away switch, then you can simply insert the plunger back into the switch and that should cut off the power to the brakes on your trailer. If you no longer have the plunger, then you can either remove the break away battery or cut one of the wires going to or from the break away switch. One wire is coming from the break away battery and the other is going to the brake circuit on the trailer. Cutting one of those wires will terminate...
view full answer...
Troubleshooting Trailer Break-Away System on Camper
It sounds as if your breakaway system is not functioning. On a properly working system, the brakes would engage regardless of whether or not the 7-way was plugged into the vehicle. It is not necessary to have an additional break away battery if the battery on your trailer has sufficient power to keep the brakes applied for 15 minutes once the break away pin is pulled. Because of the importance of the breakaway system, it really should really have its own battery. Since the system didn't...
view full answer...
Resetting Breakaway Switch on Trailer to Allow Brakes to Release
Pushing the pin back into the breakaway switch should allow the brakes of the trailer to release. You may have to back the trailer up slightly to get the brakes to release. If you have tried that and are still having problems you may need to replace the switch with something like the part # 2005-P.
view full answer...
Replacement Cover for Arms of Roadmaster Base Plate Kit
We have exactly what you are in need of with the part # RM-200-5. This fits Roadmaster base plate kits like you have and is 1/1-2 inch square.
view full answer...
Replacement Trailer Breakaway Kit Recommendation for Trailer with Trailermate Kit
For a replacement breakaway kit the Tekonsha kit part # 20020 would be a great option to replace everything. You didn't mention which parts you'd need to replace though. Commonly people want to replace just the switch which for that you would want the part # 2005-P. Due to the universal nature of how these install it would easily replace the switch you have if that's what you were in need of.
view full answer...
How to Determine What Color Wire is Used to Activate Trailer Brakes for Breakaway Switch
A breakaway switch, like the Tekonsha # 2005-P, will have 2 wires that will need to be hardwired for installation. One of the wires will connect to a power source and the other will connect to the wiring for the brakes (which is probably the blue wire that you are talking about). Since wiring does not necessarily have a universally accepted color code you will simply need to find what color wire is run to your brakes. You can trace the wiring from the brakes on your horse trailer to the...
view full answer...
Troubleshooting Breakaway Kit When Plunger/Pin is In Place But Brakes Won't Release
Reinserting the plunger or pin back into the breakaway switch should release the trailer brakes. You may need to back the trailer up slightly to get them to release. If reinserting the plunger or pin does not cut off the power to the brakes on your trailer, then you can either remove the breakaway battery or cut one of the wires going to or from the breakaway switch. One wire is coming from the breakaway battery and the other wire is going to the brake circuit on the trailer. Cutting...
view full answer...
Solution for Trailer Breakaway Kit Switch Not Wanting to Plug Back In
It's not uncommon that a breakaway switch won't want to go back in after it's been pulled. The easiest solution is to replace the switch with an all new one like the part # 2005-P. The great thing about the switch portion of these kits is that they are all universal with each other.
view full answer...
Solution for Breakaway Pin on Trailer that Won't Come Out
If you have a breakaway switch where you can't pull the pin out it's probably a good time to replace the switch. It sounds like the cable might have broken before the pin would come out which is not a good sign. For a new switch you can use the part # 2005-P which due to the universal design of these switches will work with what you have regardless of if it's a Tekonsha setup.
view full answer...
Replacement Cap Recommendation for Roadmaster Base Plate Kits
Yes we do carry the plugs you are looking for. They are part number # RM-200-5 which will plug right into the openings of the Roadmaster kit you have.
view full answer...

< Previous

12 3. . .5

Next >

Do you have a question about this Accessories and Part?

Why etrailer.com?
At etrailer.com we guarantee:
Highest quality accessories and parts for the best price.
Our Lowest Price Pledge ensures you will never overpay for the parts you need.
Real product know-how.
We make sure that the products we sell are what we say they are, and that they work the way they are supposed to work. Get real advice from a real person who has the knowledge and expertise needed to solve your problem.
Most detailed, accurate accessories and part information available.
Because we take providing accurate product information seriously, we take our own detailed product photos, demo videos and installation videos, as well as verify measurements, instructions, and vehicle fit information.
Installations, made easy.
We love helping people and have the most highly-trained customer service, hands-on experience, step by step videos and installation instructions.
Fast shipping.
Your order is automatically routed to get out of our warehouse and to your door as quickly as possible. Receive free shipping on orders over $99.
Personalized service for life.
We provide one-on-one, personalized service from the ordering process through the life of your product.
Trusted since 1946.
We've been serving customers since our parts store first opened in 1946 and continue to be recognized by our customers, our vendors and third parties for exceptional service.
Returns Policy
Need to return an item? No problem. Please read our Returns Policy for more information.

Info for this part was:

Edited by:

Lindsey S

Written by:

Kristina F

Installed by:

Michael B

Updated by:

Matthew E

At etrailer.com we provide the best information available about the products we sell. We take the quality of our information seriously so that you can get the right part the first time. Let us know if anything is missing or if you have any questions.