Trailer Wiring Extension for a Tall 2018 Ram 2500 Power Wagon Towing a Rental Trailer
Updated 05/01/2018 | Published 04/29/2018
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Question:
I will be towing a U-Haul trailer for CA to the Midwest with my Ram Power Wagon which sits higher then the standard 2500. I assume the uhaul wiring will be to short. Do you have an extension suggestion?
asked by: Scott
Expert Reply:
We do have various trailer wiring extensions you could use. If the rental trailer has a 7-Way blade style connector you could use an extension such as # C56080. Granted this one is 7 feet long but it costs less than shorter extensions and who knows when the additional length might come in handy.
If the trailer takes a 4-Way you could use 12 inch extension # HM48145. Need more length? There is a 48 inch 4-Way extension too # HM47115.
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