Broken Screw in Hole for Trailer Connector Bracket on Blue Ox Base Plate Kit

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Is there another way to attach the 6 way pole adapter to the blueox tow bar, there a broken screw in one of the poles and I have tried to take it out but it ain’t budging

asked by: Richard

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Expert Reply:

Yes, you can use part # C92CR with part # 18140 to attach the 6-way trailer connector to your Blue Ox Base Plate Kit. The no drill bracket wraps around the bar via the band clamp and then the other mounting brackets attaches to that. This will be the only other option we have for you to secure your trailer connector unless you were to drill out the damaged screw on your base plate kit.

expert reply by: Conner L

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