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Today on our enclosed trailer we're going to be installing the Hopkins 7-way molded trailer wire connector, 6" long, part number H20044. Now to begin our install we'll go ahead and feed the wiring through the frame. Quick tech tip: to help feed the wire into place through the hole here in the body we're just going to go ahead and tape up our wires to help keep them together. Using some black… see more >
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There is a difference between a 7-way round and and 7-way rv blade connector. If you take a look at the accompanying photo, which is from our linked article on trailer wiring you can see that the connector on the left has blade-style pins while the…
view full answer...To re-wire your 18-ft trailer you will need a few things. I recommend installing a junction box like part #PK52248. You can run your trailer connector like part #H20044 to the junction box and use the terminals in the box to run the wiring to the…
view full answer...The #30717 is exactly what you're looking for as long as you don't need the 7-way to supply anything other than lights on the trailer. You just plug the 4-ways together, connect the white ground wire to the vehicle's frame using the…
view full answer...The 7-Way Molded Trailer Wire Connector part #H20044 is pretty much the same thing as the Hopkins 7-Way RV Style Connector with Molded Cable part #H20046. They will both work well to replace the 7-way trailer connector on a trailer.
view full answer...A weight distribution system like the Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution w Sway Control #RE34FR will work great in distributing the load of your trailer across your axles. The Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution w Sway Control #RE34FR you…
view full answer...The only weight distribution systems that do not allow backing up are those that use friction sway control (which is an added piece), so yes, you can absolutely back up with the Reese Pro system you asked about, which is the following part number: -…
view full answer...Yes, you will. The Reese Pro Round Bar Weight Distribution System item #RE34FR has built in sway control that will keep your trailer in line with your Ram when you make sudden moves or get passed on the highway by a semi. This system has a tongue…
view full answer...It would be a good idea to add a support plate, like #BDSPB50, when installing A-frame jack #BD1550101344. The plate can be welded or bolted on. This plate fits on the underside of the trailer. The jack will then bolt into place. If you need a foot…
view full answer...The Superwinch S7500 Trailer Winch #SW1475201 is designed to have more of a "universal" style for mounting and may require some adaption for installation because it does not have a typical mounting pattern. The Superwinch S7500 Trailer…
view full answer...Yes, you can use the Hopkins LED Breakaway Switch, #HM20060, with your existing trailer battery as long as the battery is a 12 volt and can power the trailer brakes at or above DOT specifications. On the switch, the black wire will be connected to…
view full answer...The most likely cause for the incorrect behavior of your trailer lights, where activating one turn signal causes all trailer lights to blink, is an insufficient ground (or a short to ground) on either the vehicle or the trailer. Since you re-wired…
view full answer...What you are describing is normally the result one 1 of 3 issues: First, there could be some corrosion in or on the connectors on the vehicle or trailer side or both. Second there could be a bad ground. Bad grounds can cause all sorts of bizarre…
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