Tongue Angle of the A-Frame Coupler Part # CA5100B  

A high-capacity A-frame trailer coupler cannot have the ball coupler portion cut off and a new similar part bolted on. The result would be a reduced and unknown weight capacity; it is a sure thing that the repaired coupler would not have anything…

The Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler #DM14793-81 (Black) or #DM14793-52 (Silver) do not come with bolts. You will need to use 1/2" Grade 5 hex bolts with them. I've added links to video reviews of each coupler for you to check out.

Nearly all A-frame trailer have a 50 degree angle frame, the Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler #DM14793-81 that you referenced has a 50 degree angle too. I would be surprised if your trailer had a different angle, but to be sure you could use an angle…

Nearly all A-frame trailer have a 50 degree angle frame, the Demco A-Frame Trailer Coupler #DM14793-81 that you referenced has a 50 degree angle too.

I do have options for you but trailer coupler repair kits are not exactly universal. If I knew the exact trailer coupler you have on your trailer then I could confirm 100% whether or not we have a trailer coupler repair kit for you. However, it looks…

A standard 50 degree coupler like #DM14793-81 will work on your custom 45 degree frame with a little modification. Without welding shims the coupler will not have the strength, so you will need to make some adjustments to your current tongue design.…

The tongue weight capacity of the A-Frame Coupler with Black Paint Finish part #CA5100B is 700 lbs.

Mod wheels such as the one in tire and wheel combo #LHACK121 have the distinctive round holes. A "regular" trailer wheel on the other hand has more triangle shaped holes and is referred to as a "spoke" wheel. Take a look at…

That's not a great idea honestly. Passenger vehicle wheels usually have offsets that don't fit properly on trailers and the tires aren't rated for trailer use either. For your size of 205/75R15 the best option would be an exact…

Most trailer wheels have a zero offset. This is because they are not meant to provide a smooth ride since they are for carrying loads. To determine your offset you will simply need to take a tire/wheel off of your trailer and measure from the…

A wheel with an offset has the mounting surface off center so that the tire will be either closer to the trailer or further away depending on if it is a negative or positive offset. Positive offset means that the tire will be CLOSER to the trailer.…

No, we offer 16" diameter wheels with a 6 on 5-1/2" bolt pattern in different offsets/backspacings. If the wheel has an offset then it will be listed in the title or on the product page. I have attached a list of these options for you. If…