Solution for Needing Vertical 2-Way Trailer Connector

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Looking for 2 pin vertical connector for semi tarp. I bought a 337TC1012 because it looks like it would work but pins are too big and too far apart. Do you have anything that would have 1/4 inch pins spaced 5/8 apart?

asked by: Mike H

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You might be able to look at the manufacturer of the connector on the lid to see if you could contact them. Or you could keep the # 337TC2012 and instead replace the female connector you have now with the part # 337TC1012 which matches.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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