most adapters assume 7blade on truck to 4flat on trailer. I need opposite. will this work to connect 4 flat truck side to 7blade trailer side?
1269041
no because the 7 blade on the trailer needs all circuits in place for trailer braking to function. this adapter is for a trailer without brakes.
1269042
No sir this adapter is for 7 pin to six pin or 4 pin. They do make one for what your looking for. I don't kno what the part number is off hand.
940284
I am not sure but, to my knowledge it is usually about if the controller is for single or dual axle trailers( 2 brakes or 4). In other words the question is if the brake controller will provide enough current to run your trailers brakes. Have to RTFM (Read The Freaking Manual) on this one or ask a trailer place. Find out or measure the current draw on the trailer brake system and compare it to the brake controllers output amperage, which I believe are available on line through Reese. That is all I got for you.. Gook Luck Jen m.
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Hi John this adapter replaces the existing 4 pin on my 2001 f150. It adds 7 pin RV circular plug for a brake controller and a 4 pin flat. There is a you tube video that explains how to hook it up.it took me about 30 minutes total. Not too bad, it connects up under the frame on the drivers side behind the wheel.
1111789
this is for checking heavy truck , I use it on fire truck pumpers and ladder trucks. it should work if you have either the 9 or 6 pin diag plug. the round plug.
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Mike I don.t know but I have on a 4 wheel landscape trailer it works great also sometimes the ball does not release from the hitch and it starts to pick the back of the truck so my has quite a bit of lifting power I have 2000 lb j.d. tractor and when it on the trailer in a balanced position it will pitch up the front of the trailer to release hitch hope this helps. Mike.
55953
I think it would work well... 2 work better than 1... as long as your camper is low enough ... I use 2 on our travel trailer (tow behind)
132153
This does not include a 4 pin. You can get an adapter at most trailer shops and some car shops. I would not splice into this. The adapter is a cleaner solution. If you search on Amazon for B0088JR9X6, there is one for $6.75.
1231379
As long as your 7 pole trailer connection to the brake controller and trailer is wired correctly it should not matter what vehicle the remote is in. The remote only gets 12 volt power from the vehicle.
541294
Should work with any trailer but remember its specs are Rated up to 10,000 GTW / 1,000 TW. If you plan on exceeding this you need to go with a bigger setup.
1953506
No not really.it depends on how much ground clearence your truck has right now.when installed this step is bout 6 to 7 inces tall so you will loose that much ground clearence on the sides.It may not make a difference to you unless your vehicle is already pretty low and you are planning some off roading/4 wheeling. I installed this bar on my 78 blazer which has a 2" lift so i got plenty of ground clearence for 4 wheeling. I hope this answers your question.
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As for the 4 lug rims, I believe that is universal with all trailer tires. I ordered the 20.5x8.0-10 but what I received was the 205x65x10. They are suppose to be the same but are not. The 205 are a taller tire and may not fit under your trailer unless you have flipped the axle for more clearance. I flipped mine and these worked great.
622704
I do not think this plug will match those two. This plug fits the towbar with 7 pin, and a trailer with four pin flat.
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The 3602 rapidjack is designed as a jack for a dual wheel trailer. I have not had occasion to use it and hope I don't ever. The Anderson 3604 camper leveler, which I have and love, would certainly level a truck side to side, I don't know how truck campers are leveled fore and aft.
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I use it on a 32 foot 5th wheel and just have one leveler. My camper has tandem axles - two wheels on each side, each on their own axle. How many you need would depend on how severe the slant of the ground is & the weight of your motor home. Each one is capable of lifting 30,000 pounds. My thought is: if 1/2 of the weight ov your motor home isn't over 30,000 and the ground is reasonably level, then one should be sufficient. You may want to use 2 however so one the duals isn't bearing so much weight.
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Offhand I would think that your rig (tires/suspension) may have too much play to allow this to work. I took a chance ordering mine, and it worked, but my trailer is much smaller than yours. Perhaps ask a fellow camper to 'test drive' theirs, or ask a dealer to try it out first before you spend the money.
764757
The measurement of bearings is based on the truck stem size more so than the wheel size. If you have 8mm, then it should work, but I would call a skate shop to confirm as I used them for quad skates.
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I have a 4x4 f150 and it works fine with my 20' trailer . Is it maybe the height of the hitch that may be your issue to the tongue of the trailer but 4x4 shouldn't matter.