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What's up everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today we're gonna be checking out this Curt 7 Pole Bracket. We're gonna use this to install to extend out, where we want our 7 pole plugin to be. Let's check it out. Every setup is a little bit different when you go to add wiring to your vehicle. Sometimes there's not a whole lot of room underneath.
So on our vehicle today, we wanna bring the adapter further out so it's easier to plug in our trailer. You don't want it in back here behind the hitch and there's not really room up here towards the top. So with the long bracket, we attach the 7 pole bracket so it has a spot to stay all the time and we know it's secure. As far as install goes, I would just go ahead and get a long bracket to extend it away from the vehicle so you have something to attach to. But check out how I did it.
We have everything set up here. We're ready to add our 7 pole bracket, and this has the holes here to line up with the top. So it'll just drop our pole through, line up that first one, I'm gonna put a nut on the backside that'll help hold it in place. So now we're gonna add a nut on this side. You wanna make sure you look at the spacing between the holes.
So this bracket is gonna work best with the hole spacing, which is gonna be from center to center on these mounting holes that has this spacing of 2-1/4". Now if you had one that had 2-1/2" like this other one, the holes just aren't gonna line up correctly. You want a different 7 pole bracket, which Pollak offers that as well, that it fits way better. So you just slide that in there and already see 'cause the slot and holes are gonna be more adaptable to whatever setup you have. Same thing with the hardware.
Pull a bolt through here and then add it out on the backside. And we're gonna do that for all 4 holes on our 7 pole. With all 4 of these installed, we'll come back with our wrench, go on the back and then use a flat blade screwdriver to finish tightening it down so the plug stays in place. That about does it for a quick look at the 7 pole bracket, really easy to install and really helpful to have to get that 7 pole moved out more towards the back of the vehicle. Well, I think that does it. Thanks for hanging out, hope this helped.
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Ratings & Reviews

Brooke M.
4/15/2025
I hear ya, Warren. I appreciate your honest opinion on this part!

Keith
6/2/2022
Bracket still in operation but edges beginning to show rust from the Western NY state winters.


Brooke M.
6/27/2022
Just for future reference, I have seen others have better luck with part # PK12711U because of the oval shaped holes.

Jenny N.
4/30/2024
Yes, in my opinion this bracket should come with hardware. I recommend part # PK12711U instead. The slotted holes work with more seven ways and it comes with the hardware to attach.
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Katrina B.
6/20/2022
I have pulled both the bracket, part # C67UR and the harness you had purchased, part # C68JR for measurements. As you have mentioned, this harness does not fit with this bracket. However, we do have a bracket, part # HM48625 that will fit the harness you had purchased.