Adapter for In-Bed 6-Way Round to 7-Way RV Blade

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Good day, I have a 2011 RAM 3500 that was used to haul horse trailer with a gooseneck. I have a 6-Way Round in my truck bed and was wondering if there is an adapter to connect the 7 way from an RV without having the cable dangle off the truck bed door. I typically hook to the connector on the bumper but would prefer to leave the cable connected on the one that it is in bed.

asked by: Noel M

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Expert Reply:

If I follow correctly, your inside the bed connector is the round 6 way and you want an adapter that plugs into this so you can use a 7-wat RV adapter. We have the Buyers Products 6-Way Round to 7-Way Blade RV Adapter, # 337TC1067P.

expert reply by: Michael R

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