Mounting Hole Size of the Optronics Trailer Light Mounting Bracket 6-1/2 Inch Oval Trailer Lights

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Hi, Do you know of the size of hole or the bolt size to use for this bracket to mount to the surface. Im talking about the holes that are spaced out 6-1/4inch from each other.

asked by: Martin D

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Expert Reply:

I went to our warehouse to get the Optronics trailer light mounting bracket # BK70BB to provide the measurement you need.

The diameter of the mounting hole is 0.375 inches with a digital caliper. Using a tape measure it is 3/8 inches.

I included a video and diagram showing you the measurements.

expert reply by: Chris B

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