Trailer Wiring Mounting Bracket Recommendation for Draw Tite Hitch # DT45517

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I am looking at your DT45517. Do you have the wireing harness that would plug into my truck and mount in this hitch? I did not see a mount for it like my stock one has.

asked by: Randy

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The Draw Tite hitch part # DT45517 that you referenced has a mounting bracket designed for attaching a trailer wiring bracket like the part # 18144 to. You would simply need to attach the bracket to the hitch and it would easily store a 4-way.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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