Anybody know... What sort of coupler to look for to attach my own trailer? Thanks.
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I found mine by googleing my trailer brand name. It lead me to a video that showed me what it was and how to install it. The. I went to amazon and found my part with ease
1306224
If you need to use a custom hitch that is 2", then get the other one. If you 're just moving trailers and towing stuff, then get this one. I keep this one on as my default attachment.
923281
I think so...I even went to Lowes and added a link and extra 2" PVC to make them longer. Check your trailer dimension like 3"X5" against the hardware with kit.
1986566
You would need a double ended coupler with barbs on both ends and two hose clamps.
464467
Not sure I got rid of mine cause the mounting hardware requires you to drill 2 holes in the frame of your trailer. Don't wanna weaken my frame!
1903783
The coupler on my two guns fits a standard zerk. A good coupler will lock on the fitting under pressure so as not to squirt the grease out the sides. Ive never ripped the head off a good quality steel fitting and therefore would be more suspect of the harbor freight fitting than the guns coupler. You could get a low quality coupler for a couple bucks but it will wear out quickly and in those one handed hard to reach places it will leak grease between it and the fitting. Sorry to hear you had trouble, I can only tell you that I found these to be some of the better affordable grease guns out there. The coupler on my two guns fits a standard zerk. A good coupler will lock on the fitting under pressure so as not to squirt the grease out the sides. Ive never ripped the head off a good quality steel fitting and therefore would be more suspect of the harbor freight fitting than the guns coupler. You could get a low quality coupler for a couple bucks but it will wear out quickly and in those one handed hard to reach places it will leak grease between it and the fitting. Sorry to hear you had trouble, I can only tell you that I found these to be some of the better affordable grease guns out... » Read More The coupler on my two guns fits a standard zerk. A good coupler will lock on the fitting under pressure so as not to squirt the grease out the sides. Ive never ripped the head off a good quality steel fitting and therefore would be more suspect of the harbor freight fitting than the guns coupler. You could get a low quality coupler for a couple bucks but it will wear out quickly and in those one handed hard to reach places it will leak grease between it and the fitting. Sorry to hear you had trouble, I can only tell you that I found these to be some of the better affordable grease guns out there. « Show Less
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This coupler is to big for a number 2A. You need the regular standard size coupler. If you have a Michael's, Wal-Mart close by, they should have this coupler, Michael's for sure or check any craft store close to you.
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Dan,I bought a set of these to rig on a home made trailer. Yes, I think it has a really different, three round peg connection. If you need,a for sure answer I can look at mine on Thursday morning.It came with an adapter, pretty certain of that.Bill
1428366
You need a standard square trailer hitch receiver--the thing that lets you tow a trailer. Most mechanics and most truck rental places (like uhaul) can install one.
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My trailer had a hole (with bolt pattern) in the tongue the perfectly lined up with the jack. If your trailer does not have that, you may want get the universal unit like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000CQOIVO?cache=1e5e7e7ccb47ab9a376ef3b77bdda4c6#ref=s9_simh_gw_d0_g263_i4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_s=mobile-1&pf;_rd_r=0Y0C9N6S16JY8GAY1VQJ&pf;_rd_t=101&pf;_rd_p=1634797062&pf;_rd_i=507846 My trailer had a hole (with bolt pattern) in the tongue the perfectly lined up with the jack. If your trailer does not have that, you may want get the universal unit like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000CQOIVO?cache=1e5e7e7ccb47ab9a376ef3b77bdda4c6#ref=s9_simh_gw_d0_g263_i4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_s=mobile-1&pf;_rd_r=0Y0C9N6S16JY8GAY1VQJ&pf;_rd_t=101&pf;_rd... » Read More My trailer had a hole (with bolt pattern) in the tongue the perfectly lined up with the jack. If your trailer does not have that, you may want get the universal unit like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000CQOIVO?cache=1e5e7e7ccb47ab9a376ef3b77bdda4c6#ref=s9_simh_gw_d0_g263_i4&pf;_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf;_rd_s=mobile-1&pf;_rd_r=0Y0C9N6S16JY8GAY1VQJ&pf;_rd_t=101&pf;_rd_p=1634797062&pf;_rd_i=507846 « Show Less
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Hi Jennifer, I'm not quite sure what tube you should get. Do you still have the manual the trailer came with? If not, try looking up "replacement tire tube for trailer model...." & type the model number. I'm sure typing in the brand & model number will give you a description of the product & what it entails. Hope this helps!
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You tube should have an easy to follow video. Simply type in the model of the trailer in the you tube search bar and pick a video you like, this is how I attached mine. :) Hope this helps
541294
Should work with any trailer but remember its specs are Rated up to 10,000 GTW / 1,000 TW. If you plan on exceeding this you need to go with a bigger setup.
2031782
I use a 3/8" 150psi flexzilla. You will also need fittings for hose (typically) and impact. Quick connect style is what I use, something like: TEKTON 4720 Quick Connect Coupler Set, 5-Piece
329036
I just checked mine and because of the storage unit on the back I dont think there is a way to attach one of those trailers. :)
1660861
no you dont need couplers, the size/type of tip is going to depend on what you want the fill to look like, star shapped vs. mounded.
325242
I had a large coupler too and it doesn't fit. I don't think you can fit it, unless you find an "extra large" coupler