Fastway Trailer Plug Covers - 7 Blade Cover - FA82-00-3315 Review Video

When wiring up the Bulldog A-frame trailer jack #BD500187 you can use 12 gauge wire such as #12-1-1 (sold by the foot) as long as the distance from the jack to the battery is less than 20 feet. I am assuming that the battery is located at the front…

If your truck has a 7-way connector then you already have a pin for the reverse lights, but it might not currently be hooked up since a lot of people rarely use it and will typically just cap it off. The reverse light function on a typical 7-way is…

For as many units of the #288-06603 as we've sold, not one customer has reported any sort of damage to their vehicle door's weatherstripping. So, it's safe to say that unless you plan on leaving the cover on for months and months at a…

The Marine 2-Position Battery Switch #277-000403 only has two positions. On and Off. The knob should not need to be pushed down to turn either. It really shouldn't be coming off either. The actuator out position should be just a momentary switch…

The easiest way to go from a 7-way round connector to a 7-way flat would be to get a Trailer Connector Adapter part #HM47425. However, if you are looking for a more permanent solution you would need to remove your 7-way round connector and wire up…

The Bulldog Powered Drive Trailer Jack part #BD500199 comes with an internal circuit breaker so there should not be a in-line fuse holder on the black wire from the jack unless someone added it during installation or before you purchased the jack…

I have included a link to a video on adjusting self-adjusting brakes. Basically there is a device on the adjustment wheel on these brakes that prevents the shoes from adjusting back inward. You have to sort of move that out of the way to be able to…

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…

I think what you are looking at is the breakaway wire and that should be independent, not weaved through the safety chain. If you need a replacement, please identify what manufacturer you have that I may provide you the best recommendation. If you…

The easiest way for you to know which replacement cable and pin you need is by the type of switch your Hopkins Engager Breakaway Kit has. If you take a look at the accompanying photo showing the two pins you can see that they are different styles. So…

The only replacement pin I can recommend for a Hopkins breakaway kit is the part #HM20012. If you wanted the coiled design of the Fastway kit you'd need to replace the switch too with the part #FA80-00-2040 and you'd be set. While the pins…

A lot of breakaway cable pins have a similar design that looks like the Hopkins #HM20012 and they can be interchanged. There are a few oddball ones out there though so if you could send me a picture of your cable pin and how much length you need for…