Can Trailer Breakaway Pin be Easily Substituted If Broken On Trip
Published 10/09/2019 >
Question:
My brakeaway pin on my tow vehicle-was accidentally disconnected and I don’t have another one at hand. Can you use something else as a temporary substitute?
asked by: Hal K
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Expert Reply:
Breakaway plungers are pretty unique so you won't be able to easily substitute something to get you back on the road. I could tell you to cut the wire on the switch so that the brakes would release so that you could get home to order a new switch like with the part # HM20059, but since that's not safe I really can't recommend that as an ideal solution...
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Hopkins Trailer Breakaway Switch with Pin, Cable, and LED Power Indicator
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Breakaway Kit
- Switches
- Hopkins
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