Will the 7-Pole Rubber Socket Boot Fit on the Heavy-Duty, 7-Pole, Round Pin Trailer Wiring Socket

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Will this boot fit on my Pollak 7-Pole round trailer wiring socket? How big is the hole in the end of the boot where the wires go through?

asked by: Patrick

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Expert Reply:

Yes, the 7-Pole Rubber Socket Boot, # PK11761, works with 3 of the Pollak heavy duty wiring sockets that we carry. You can use it with part # PK11720 that you mentioned and it can also be used with part # PK12801 and # PK11851.

The hole in the back of the boot is just under 7/16 inch and measures .425 with a dial caliper.

I produced a short video showing how the boot fits on each item for you.

expert reply by: Robert G

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Answer 1

The #PK11761 measures 1- 7/8 inch inside diameter at the larger open end, the #PK11762 measures 7/8 of an inch inside diameter at the larger open end. You can see these dimensions in the photo I produced for you.

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