Optronics Trailer Lights - Tail Lights - STL69RB Review Video

The safety chains you choose need to be able to handle at least 12,000 lbs so the #337B03835SC wouldn't work for your trailer. You also need to choose a length that allows you to cross the chains and also be able to make sharp turns. The best way…

The brake output circuit of your vehicle/trailer wiring wouldn't be an ideal circuit to power the third brake light of a trailer unless you wanted to modify the circuit on your tow vehicle. You would have to run a brake light circuit straight to…

We do indeed carry Optronics products. The number you provided is a DOT reference number, and does not denote the part number of the lamp or the lens. However we had a picture sent in once from a guy of the housing of the light he needed a lens for…

When it comes to trailer taillights the terms waterproof and submersible are somewhat interchangeable. If a taillight is considered submersible that means that the internal circuits are waterproof and would be protected for if you were to back the…

It seems to me that your best bet would be to enlarge the hole slightly, and then push the wires back in once the connections are made. I would use a utility knife with a new blade to carefully enlarge the hole, being careful not to nick the wires.…

You can use a strap type winch instead of a cable winch so long as your trailer's rollers are in good shape and the weight of your 28-ft Cuddy is not more than 3-times the winch's rating. Rollers allow you to use a winch rated for as low as…

Generally when picking out a winch for a boat trailer the ratio is 2 to 1 meaning you would need a winch with roughly half the capacity as the weight of the boat. With good rollers and a short winching distance the ratio increases to 3 to 1, but with…

I have a solution for you, but we don't have an exact replacement for the Glo-Brite marker clearance light you're referring to-I do actually believe they're completely out of business. However, the Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light…

The only difference between the Optronics ThinLine LED Trailer Tail Light part #STL87RCB and part #STL87RCPG is that the latter has bullet style (removable) connectors and the former has bare wire ends.

Because it's a sealed unit and designed to be surface mounted, the Command #328-003-6017R Hot-Line LED Trailer Third Brake Light Bar doesn't include or need a gasket. Because it's designed to be submersible, the unit is completely…

The Optronics ThinLine LED Trailer Tail Light part #STL87RCB is a tail light but if you were instead installing the light to act as a marker light which would be its intended purpose if installed in the center of the trailer then you'd simply…

The Progressive Dynamics Panel part #PD4045KA is designed to have AC power on the input side so it can take power from your inverter. This only has one set of AC inputs.