Can Prodigy RF Brake Controller Mount to Aluminum Frame Trailer

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Hello, Ive purchased the Prodigy RF controller. Im curious how eTrailer or others recommend it be mounted to an all-aluminum trailer. Im concerned using the steel bolts provided will produce galvanic corrosion. Thank you,

asked by: Jason R

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Typically the galvanic corrosion between steel bolts and aluminum isn't bad enough to be an issue. The best solution though would be to swap the hardware that comes with the RF part # TK94FR with stainless steel hardware and you'd be even safer.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Can Prodigy RF Brake Controller Mount to Aluminum Frame Trailer

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