Does the 2-Pole Trailer Wiring Connector # PK12800 Solder or Use Terminals  

The Pollack 2-Pole Connector #PK12801 is designed to have the wires attached with ring terminals. By crimping on ring terminals to the ends of the wires and then holding them on with the included screw.

The Pollack 2-Pole Connector, #PK12801, is designed to have the wires attached with ring terminals. By crimping on ring terminals to the ends of the wires and then holding them on with the included screw, it will provide a strong and quick…

Yes, you will need to run a separate ground wire with the main power wire. So it would be best to use the Pollak 2-Pole Socket Connector #PK12801 with their 2-Pole Trailer Wiring Connector #PK12800 for your power wires. The physical connection from…

The Pollak 2-pole trailer and vehicle connectors #PK12800, and #PK12801 and Buyers products 2-pole trailer and vehicle end connectors #337TC2012 and #337TC1002 are very similar in quality, and there is not one that is clearly better than the other.…

Your 2001 Ford F-150 likely came with a factory 4-Way and someone spliced in a 7-Way at some point. To determine if the truck is set up already for a fully functional 7-Way you can check under the hood to see if the necessary relays and fuses are…

The part #HM40975 normally would plug right in to the 7-way wiring of your 2005 Ford F-250, but if for some reason you have a totally hardwired setup your other solution would be to use the part #HM40975-11998 which would allow you to hardwire the…

The Buyers Products #337TC1002 can handle up to 40 amps.

The 2-Pole Socket Connector #PK12801 that you referenced would be internally waterproof but uses exposed terminals so it's not ideal for applications where it would get submerged but in standard outside applications it would do fine exposed to…

On the 2-pole connector #PK12800 there is a set screw on the bottom, face end, of the connector. Remove this small screw with a flat screwdriver and you can pull out the terminals of the connector. On the other end you would route your wires (make…

You don't have to use an isolator if you don't need one. If your plan is to unplug the trailer when not in use there would be no need to use an isolator. For a 2 pole socket for your vehicle we have the part #PK12801 and then for the trailer…

Are you asking about just using the connectors that come with the #PTW2997 to make a connection to a trailer battery? Or am I not understanding you all the way.

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…