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Trailer Wire Metal Loom Clamp - 1/2"

Heavy-duty wire loom clamp is made of plated steel with a rubber sleeve that protects the loom and cable, and holds it securely to a frame or panel surface.





A0500 Metal Loom Clamp - 1/2"





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Today in this Old Trailer, we're going to review and install the Redline Metal Loom Clamp, part number A0500. The Redline Metal Loom Clamp is a solid band that goes all the way around with two pre-drilled holes, then has a coating that will help protect the wire once you squeeze it down and secure it. Slide the clamp on, close down, and I'm going to use my self tapping screw to secure it. That will do it for the review and install of the Redline half inch Metal Loom Clamp, part number A0500 on this Old Trailer. .

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Worked as expected. Would like to see them sold as a package with self tapping screws, would have saved a trip to the hardware store.



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This did the chore. The padding/anti-slip material has held up well even though it has had 100% exposure to the Texas sun (and volatile weather) for the past year.



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I've used many of these to secure looms when adding electric brakes to all my trailers.



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Overall - works greatThis clamp is easy to install and prevents undue rubbing or wires. The clamp is a bit small for 1/2 wire loom so you may have to expand the clamp to use it for this purpose.



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Bought in conjunction with other items to rewire trailer.
Works as advertised.
Speedy delivery.



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I purchased 3 of these based on the recommendation of the video I watched for installing my trailer plug. It was a wise choice as these ensure the wire stays far away from the hot exhaust. Thanks!



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Worked well for connecting trailer harness to trailer, good quality.



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All the phone calls where excellent and helpful to get the products I needed. The shipping was fast. great place to get all my hitch and trailer needs.



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good product.....puts just the right amount of tension of the new four foot trailer harness I purchased at the same time. Installation looks very professional.



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Good quality. I used self- tapping screws to secure wire to trailer frame.



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installatiin was a snap with the video as a guide. The only problem I encountered was not fitting very well under the dash with my 6'4" frame.



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Worked well to secure my 6 wire trailer harness to the tongue.



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Product worked as advertised, however, the eye holes are a bit of a small diameter. I had to drill them out a bit to enlarge them for use on my trailer wiring. Otherwise, the came exactly as purchased. Thanks
MJV
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I bought these 1/2" to hold the corrugated plastic wire loom in place down the undersides of the trailer. They worked ok, but they did smash it down a bit. That's ok for this installation as there was plenty of room for wires, but be aware of the tight fit.



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I've made 2 purchases from etrailer.com in the past 3 weeks. Shipping was fast, the price was competitive and all items purchased were as stated in the descriptions. This is my go to site for any of my future needs.



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Ordered a pile of stuff to do a complete trailer rewire.... all was perfect!! I'll be back for my next project!



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All items in the order for trailer wiring components were exactly what I ordered and all items were delivered promptly. Good communication from Etrailer with reasonable prices, and FREE SHIPPING!! Nice.



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Great product at a great price. I was securing battery cables on a race car when I ran out of clamps. I found e-trailer on line and ordered the parts on a Sunday night. Parts were delivered to my door on a Wed! I will order from e-trailer again, great timely delivery.



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Used these clamps to secure the brake lines on a disc brake conversion. Worked great!



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Worked as advertised. Good fit for protective cable carrying trailer wiring which was a 3/8 diameter. I used 1/4" stainless steel bolts with locking nuts to secure the A0500 to trailer frame.



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I used these clamps to replace the very rusted set on my trailer. I was able to fit a 14/6 cable with a 1/2" dia. protective plastic loom, and a brake wire pair into them. It was a tight fit, but they are holding securely. Great price and service from etrailer.



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I am glad I came upon this site. The staff is friendly courteous and helpful.

Since I live in Canada it is a big problem if I had to send items back across the border to etrailer if the items were not what I thought they were. The short videos that etrailer provides with each product is extremely helpful in determining to purchase or not. Thank you for that feature. Knowing a little about video production and the costs associated with that, it must cost etrailer a pile to give us (the consumers) what appears to be a simple addition on their site

Thanks again guys/gals



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Perfect for installing Firestone Coil-Rite Air Helper Springs!



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I received my wiring harness and other components on the day in which they were promised for delivery. I had already viewed one of your posted videos on how to re-wire a utility trailer so I promptly installed the wiring harness and connected it to the lights which I had already mounted. Everything worked great! This was the first time I had re-wired a trailer and was initially apprehensive about doing the job myself. Your video made the difference! I have marked your website URL for future reference. You will be my "go to" site for trailer accessories and information.



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Brake assy. easy install.. Great ! I did not use the cut washers. Used thread lock instead. With cut washer & nut combined not enough thread bite on brake stud. Loom clamps & clips worked great. Used 10 gauge wire for brakes as your suggestion. Trailer had small gauge wire. Looked like #14 or #16 gauge. It was fried ! Had to order type 11 circuit breakers one 30amp. & one 40amp. Bad breakaway switch also replaced. Some one missed wired wiring. Had axels flipped. Thanks for wiring diagrams on your sight.. Travel trailer had a major melt down. Did not catch fire but some wood under side was burnt. Had to trace all wiring to see any further damage. Just only on brake side was the problem. Now my brake system is back to working. Brake control working now ! .That's what led me to know something was wrong. Thank you for your web sight. And thank your staff for their professional work. Their experience shows it. Your friend John R.


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