What are the Dimensions of Trailer License Plate Mount Bracket, # LP15SB
Updated 04/05/2011 | Published 04/04/2011 >
Question:
Will the LP15SB fit the trailer that comes with a 2004 17.5 Nitro bass boat?
asked by: Bob W
Expert Reply:
The Trailer License Plate Mount Bracket, # LP15SB, can be used as an exact replacement for the following parts:
Uni Bond # LH1000Z
Wesbar # 3203
Peterson # B428-09
Bargman # 30-72-100
I went out to the warehouse and took some measurements of the bracket so you could compare these to the original or to the area where the new bracket would be mounted. I did a little research and it appears that the license plate bracket on Nitro Bass Boat trailers is mounted behind the left tail light.
Our bracket # LP15SB has top mounting holes that are 2 inches apart on center and the square gap at the top is 1-1/8 inch wide. The flat horizontal part below that is 1-1/4 inch deep and is angled downward. The overall height is 4 inches and it is 8-7/16 inches wide.
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Trailer License Plate Mount Bracket, Heavy Duty Zinc Steel
- Accessories and Parts
- License Plates and Frames
- Mounting Hardware
- Brackets
- Optronics
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