Coupler Options for Lock N Roll Trailer End Connection  

Yes, since your trailer tongue is 2.5 inches wide the correct Lock N Roll Channel Trailer Coupler is the part #336TS506 which was designed for this size.

The Lock N Roll Articulating Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler #336TS528 that you referenced is designed to fit on 2 inch wide frame channel. If you need a version that fits a 3 inch channel you'd want the part #336TS508 instead. The 3 inch channel…

The holes on the Lock N Roll #336VS503505 are spaced 2" apart center on center, so you'll have 4.25" at the lowest/highest and then roughly 2" rise/drop and 0" rise/drop in the various positions it offers.

Yes, we carry the Lock N Roll Articulating Trailer Coupler for 2" Receivers in 3 different lengths. The #336TS510 you found is 9-3/4" from the hitch pin center hole to the center of the coupler head. We also have it in a 18-1/2" Length…

The vehicle side of the Lock N Roll Articulating Trailer Hitch #336VS501 can be locked to the vehicle's 2-inch receiver hitch using any standard pin lock such as #e98880. The mating part that bolts or welds on to the trailer #336TS508 will only…

The amount of bow that's put into trailer axles like the #7359765 is based on about how much a trailer is typically going to weigh that has a 3,500 lb capacity. So there's a bit of approximation and obviously it can't be totally perfect…

It sounds like you might want to have a look at something like the Lock N Roll Articulating Hitch w/ 3-Position Channel - 2" Receivers - Vehicle Side - 11K #336VS503505 which will slide into a 2" hitch receiver and give you a fully…

The Atwood AMPlock Trailer Coupler Latch Lock referenced in your question is really designed for trailer couplers to help deter theft of the trailer itself. It secures the trigger latch on the coupler so it cannot be removed from the tow vehicle or…

The Dexter Trailer Axle #35545E-ST-89 that you referenced does not come assembled or greased. You will need to pack the bearings with grease and install them. Grease is included though. Check out the review video I attached that shows how all of the…

The best tire for your trailer will really depend on how much time you spend on paved roads versus dirt or gravel roads. At the 175/80-13 tire size, you can choose between a radial tire and a bias ply tire. Radial tires, like part #AM10210, have more…

When trying to upgrade to different sized tires, you will need to be aware of both width and height clearances between the new tire size and your trailer. A trailer tire sized 205/75-15, like #AM10245, will have a diameter of almost 27-5/16 inches…

Your current trailer tire size of 205/75-15 has an overall diameter of 27.1 inches. The next size up would be the size 225-75-15. This tire size has an outer diameter of 28.4 inches. This would give you almost an inch and a half of additional wheel…