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Today we're going to review part #TLE1528. This is the Torque Lift Super Truss Hitch Extension for your Super HitchTrailer Hitch Receivers. This part is 28" long. The review on this is just for the extensionand the support chains on the side. I do have it set up already in a Torque Lift Super Hitch Magnum Receiver for demonstration purposes. This part number would just include the extension part… see more >
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Adding a hitch extender to your setup does reduce the tongue weight and towing capacity by 50% so we would need to find an extender that's rated around the 10,000lb range to be safe. You'll also need to take into account the size of…
view full answer...A hitch extender or adapter, like the dual-receiver MT70070, cannot be used with weight distribution (WD) systems. As you note, use of ANY adapter has the unavoidable side-effect of cutting your hitch's capacity by 50-percent. An adapter…
view full answer...With a camper on your truck it is difficult to accurately measure your trailer total tongue weight because the cargo weight behind the rear axle is actually spread over the frame and not directly behind the rear axle. So what we do is level with…
view full answer...Since the trailer was off of the ground it would not take much voltage to stop the wheels from spinning so they may be getting power but they may not be getting enough power due to a short or wiring issue. But 9 times out of 10 weak trailer brakes…
view full answer...I do have a solution for you, however, we not offer winch mounting plates specifically for Badlands Winches. Most winches use the industry-standard bolt pattern, but you will want to verify fitment with Badlands or drill your own mounting holes if…
view full answer...This could be a magnet wiring problem. It is unlikely that the magnets are bad on new assemblies, but if the wiring is not properly connected, it could cause problems. Check to see that the magnets are properly grounded to a clean, bare metal surface…
view full answer...Normally a tandem axle trailer only has one brake wire going to the vehicle, and it is typically blue. If you have two separate brake wires for your axles, that is fine and will not cause an issue. Having one wire ran along the trailer instead of the…
view full answer...We are not familiar with the problem you're describing on the TorkLift SuperTruss Hitch Extensions, #TLE1521. TorkLift makes their products here in the USA, but it is possible that your extension was made on a Monday. I spoke with my contact at…
view full answer...In short, yes you can hook batteries from different brands in parallel. You would want to ensure that the batteries are of the same type though. You should not mix different types (deep cycle and starting), chemistry (wet cell /AGM/GEL...) or the…
view full answer...I may have different installation method for you, but there is not an extended bracket made to push the TorkLift GlowStep Stow N' Go Scissor Steps w/ Landing Gear #TLA7843 away from your camper to clear your bumper. It may be possible to have a…
view full answer...I contacted Venture Trailers Inc. and found that the reason they do not recommend the use of a weight distribution system is because most weight distribution systems are not recommended for trailers with surge brakes because they do not allow the…
view full answer...The hitch opening location for the Torklift Hitch part #TLF1002-30 that you referenced will be very close to where you current hitch opening is. If the 28 extension part #TLE1528 would work well based on your current measurements it would be a great…
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