Availability of Watertight 7-Way Trailer Wiring Connector

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I guess I needed to clarify what I was asking for, you offer part 50-87-004 that has blade type connections, what Im after is the exact same part but with the standard semi truck 7 way that uses the round pins for connections . Typically the receptical that is available is open to the elements where the wire connections are made

asked by: Tony

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We do offer a watertight 7-way trailer connector setup with the EZ Connector Magnetic 7-Way Trailer Connectors w/ Watertight Seal # 319-R7-02 which installs in place of a standard trailer 7-way. I attached a review video for this for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Tony

9/25/2019

I guess I needed to clarify what I was asking for, you offer part 50-87-004 that has blade type connections, what Im after is the exact same part but with the standard semi truck 7 way that uses the round pins for connections . Typically the receptical that is available is open to the elements where the wire connections are made

Jameson C.

9/25/2019

I see what you mean now. Since we don't have the # 50-87-004 in a 7-way round configuration exactly your best option would be the # F77R and then cut off the 7-way blade plug. This will give you a rear-sealed 7-way round connector for a vehicle.

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