What Gauge Wiring Is Used On Malone EcoLight Sport Trailer MAL53FR?
Question:
Can you tell me what gauge wire is used in Malone ecolight kayak trailer?
asked by: Marcy W
Helpful Expert Reply:
I reached out to my contact at Malone and the Malone EcoLight Sport Trailer - 58" Crossbars - 400 lbs # MAL53FR uses 18 gauge wiring.
I recommend picking up the Heat Shrink Butt Connectors # DW05743-10 to use for connection the wiring functions on the trailer as this will give you a weather tight connection compared to the included quick splices.
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Products Referenced in This Question
Deka Heat Shrink Butt Connector - 22-18 Gauge - Nylon Insulation - Red - Qty 10
- Wiring
- Wire Connectors
- Butt Connectors
- 22-18 Gauge
- Deka
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Malone EcoLight Sport Trailer - 58" Crossbars - 400 lbs
- Trailers
- Sports Trailer
- Crossbar Style
- 14 Feet Long
- 400 lbs
- 4-1/2W x 11L Foot
- Galvanized Steel
- Malone
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