Screw-Mounted 4-Pole Bracket for Standard Hopkins 4-Pole Trailer Connector HM48145

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Do you sale a 4 way flat vehicle side mounting plate that you can use the holes on the hopkins endurance plug to secure it to bracket with screws? I want to find a mounting bracket that the plug just does not pop into but secured with the screw holes. Thanks

asked by: Richard M

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Expert Reply:

Of the 4-pole connector brackets we offer the one closest to your description is the Hopkins Fold-Over Mounting Bracket # HM48595. This works with standard 4-pole plugs like # HM48145 but not with the special easy-grip Endurance wiring such as # HM48044. I checked with Hopkins to confirm.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 6

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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