Can Optronics Sealed 2-1/2 Inch Light be Mounted in a 2-7/8 Inch Hole
Updated 03/23/2010 | Published 03/22/2010 >
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Will this fit my trailer? The hole in the frame where it mounts is 2-7/8 dia. The only numbers I can find on the broken light are APIPC-91 on the lens and Model 10 and No. 28535 with the rest of the number missing on the back of the light. This ffits on a 1995 Procraft boat trailer. Thanks
asked by: James T
Expert Reply:
In order to install this light, you will need a grommet to fit the hole. We have a grommet for a 2-25/32 hole, which is just under 2-7/8 as well as a grommet that fits a 3 inch hole. If you can re-measure the hole with something that has 16th inch or 32nd increments we can get a more accurate measure of the hole.
If it is a 2-25/32 inch hole, you would use grommet # A57GB. If you find it is a 3 inch hole, you can use part # A55GB. Both of these grommets will work with the MC57AB.
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Optronics Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light - Submersible - Incandescent - Round - Amber Lens
- Trailer Lights
- Clearance Lights
- Rear Clearance
- Side Marker
- Round
- Recessed Mount
- Submersible Lights
- Incandescent Light
- 2-1/2 Inch Diameter
- Amber
- Optronics
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