It sounds like you are speaking of the wires for the brake magnets. If this is correct, you will need to connect one of the wires to the brake controller output wire on your trailer connector and the other wire will need to be grounded to a clean…
Hey Keith, the Bright Way Battery part #BRW87FR that you referenced is 6 inches long, 2.5 inches wide and 3.7 inches tall. It also weighs 5.8 lb. Are you looking for a replacement for a breakaway system?
Hello Jeff, Great question! The Bigfoot Hydraulic Jack - Single Pump - Manual Override - 12K #BF84FR does come with a single-point control box included. The control box has two buttons along with a key switch to turn the system on and off. It also…
Yes, it does Mike. There's enough of a gap between the mounting bracket and the back of the lid on the Bright Way Push-to-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit item #3802308, that the lid will open up all the way. What kind of trailer do you have?
Hey, Stephen! We got just what you need. Since you don't have a tow package, I'm not sure if you have a hitch on your 2025 Ford Ranger so I'll include one just in case. Draw-Tite Max-Frame Trailer Hitch Receiver Part #DT35PR Curt…
It sure will David! The Jacketed ABS Trailer Cable Per Foot item #SWC89FR will indeed work with the Pollak Black Plastic item #PK12-707E. The black, brown, yellow, and green wires are 12 gauge. The blue and red wires are 10 gauge and the white is 8…
Hi David; the TowSmart ProClass 7-Blade Trailer Connector w/ Wire Tester #TS86RR uses screw terminals inside the connector to secure the wires. It has a gasket where the wires enter the connector to help keep out water and debris.
Hey Raymond, since the 5k rated etrailer jack part #e55ZV is rated higher than the 3.5k option you also mentioned it will work a little bit quicker since it won't be working quite as hard. With that said it's not a fast jack by any means. It…
To completely rewire your 20' trailer from start to finish I recommend using the following parts: 7-Way Connector and Cable - Hopkins Molded Cable 8' Long item #H20046 Junction Box - Trailer Wiring Junction Box - 7 Color Coded Terminals item…
It sure is Rob, and congrats on the new SUV. The Oris Trailer Hitch with Detachable Hitch Receiver item #TS76VR is definitely comparable to the Stealth Hitches item #SH87FR. It's got the same kind of removable receiver that works great with a…
Hey Robert, this is a really great question. In short, you can use the Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Trailer Battery Charger part #RED36TR to charge your battery on your trailer. There are some extra parts you will want to pick up as well. 60-Amp MIDI Fuse…
Hi Jeffrey; the Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Trailer Battery Charger #RED36TR can be used to charge your two 100Ah batteries. However, the 12 amp output is a bit low, with this being designed for battery banks less than 75Ah. It will still work, but it…
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Reliable Trailer Breakaway Kits for Safety Enthusiasts
Ensure your trailer's safety with a dependable breakaway kit. These kits are essential for preventing runaway trailers in case of hitch failure. Consider ease of installation, weather resistance, and battery maintenance when choosing the right kit for your needs.
Installation is generally straightforward, with clear instructions provided. Some kits may require additional hardware like tap-splice connectors or custom mounting brackets, especially if your trailer has unique frame dimensions. Using solder heat shrink tubing can ensure secure connections.
While many kits are durable, some may lack seals, making them susceptible to rain intrusion. Applying silicone around the battery box lid can prevent water damage. For long-term use, consider installing the kit in a sheltered area to protect it from harsh weather conditions.
A built-in battery charger and indicator are helpful for keeping the battery charged. Regularly check the charge indicator to prevent battery drain. If the indicator light stays on, it might be due to moisture; drying and sealing the unit can help.
Common issues include corrosion of battery connections and weather-related damage to the kit's exterior. Regular maintenance, such as checking connections and protecting the kit from the elements, can extend its lifespan. Consider using corrosion-resistant materials for connections.
The lifespan can vary based on exposure to weather and maintenance. Kits exposed to harsh conditions like intense sun or rain may last around 3-5 years. Protecting the kit from direct weather exposure can significantly extend its life.
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