Connecting the Bushtec trailer to RIVCO Universal Isolator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2018
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Bushtec trailers are in my opinion are the world’s best trailers. The trailers connect to the post style receiver using a heim joint keeping the trailer rock steady preventing rollover. The trailer’s suspension are designed to stay super solid at high speeds staying firmly planted over undulating road surfaces. A super slick trailer system you got there Cruiseman.
Good job
Lov'in your video's lately...I have a BushTec 1998 Turbo II and it is great...I know that you have DCT Transmission, any concern about affecting the longevity of the DCT? You pick the Rivco because it is connected to the main frame, yes? Also, I'm sure you compared other trailer hitch assemblies...Can you tell us about the decision?...dg
Q1: How do you protect your trailer connector from water/road grime/etc when not pulling the trailer? Especially when it's hidden behind the fender like that... Or, does it need protecting? Maybe if you cut the thumb off a surgical/nitrile glove and stretch it over the end of the connector before fastening it?
Your videos are solid gold. Thank you so much for making them! Based on your videos I picked up the Rivco hitch and wiring harnesses. Looking forward to receiving them in the mail soon! I do have one question to those who trailer - what weight are you pulling with the DCT? I ask because I'm interested in picking up a small camper to tow with my 'wing and loaded it will come in at 520lbs. I am more concerned with stopping the thing as opposed to the pulling, but would welcome your feedback (and anyone else that tows)! Thanks again for the great videos!!
First up. Lol Nice vid. Some things I might have done different. First I would have cut the wire leads such that the soldered joints would be staggered. Second is that I would use adhesive lined shrink tubing to really seal up the soldered joints to keep water out.
Can I connect a 4 wire trailer to the this universal isolator or do I need a 5 to 4 wire adapter? By the way your videos are a time and life saver! Love them!
Great video Cruiseman. I just wanted to check in since you have been using your trailer for a while now. Did the dual lock fasteners work behind the rear plastic piece? Or did you end up doing something different after using it for a while? Thanks
I have never seen a trailer ball like that, how does it work?