7-Way Extension for Towing Food Truck with 2003 Ford Expedition

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Hi Jameson, thank you for the information. With that extension I am going to need a adapter / converter to the trailer, I am going t

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Thanks for the picture of the trailer wiring connector you have. Based on that you are in need of a 7-way blade extension like the part # C56080 for a 7 foot long extension or part # HM20049 for an 8 foot long extension.

Or if you are looking for something shorter you'd want the part # TLW6024 which is 24 inches long.

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Sergio U.

10/31/2019

Hi Jameson, thank you for the information. With that extension I am going to need a adapter / converter to the trailer, I am going t

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Jameson C.

10/31/2019

I see what you have now. The second picture didn't initially load but what you have is a Euro style 7-way which covers just trailer lighting functions that is sometimes seen on Range Rovers here in the US. So your best option will be to cut off the Euro connector and replace it with a US 7-way part # H20044. Since your trailer taillights will have the stoplights and the turn signals on separate circuits you'll need to use a signal converter like part # 118158 between the trailer's wires and the new 7-way.

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Answer 1

The yellow wire of the 7-way harness part #H20044 that you referenced goes to the center pin of the 7-way which is an aux circuit that is typically used for reverse lights if present on the trailer. Normally the red wire on a 7-way (RV standard…

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Answer 2

The rule of thumb for determining tongue weight is to calculate 10-15% of the GVWR for the trailer, with yours being 14,000lbs we'd be looking at a tongue weight of roughly 1,400 - 2,100lbs. With a jack you can always go heavier though, and the…

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Answer 3

The back of the Pollak Metal 7-Pole, RV-Style Trailer Connector #PK12702 can be wired to either the traditional or RV standard wiring depending on what colors your trailer wiring uses. As you can see in the image all the functions are in the same…

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Answer 4

I have a solution for you, but the straps that come with the Demco Kar Kaddy SS #DM9713045 will not fit on your Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with 34" tires. The Replacement 3-Point Large Wheel Tie-Down Strap for Demco Tow Dollies - Qty 1 #DM03528-93 is…

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I have a couple options for you as the SmartStraps Ratcheting Wheel Net with Snap Hooks #348851 will not fit your 33" tire. The ProGrip Adjustable Wheel Net with Ratchet and Snap Hooks #317-18900 are designed to fit a tire up to 12-1/2"…

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Answer 6

According to ProGrip, the strap on the ratchet side of the #317-18900 adjusts out to 12' long. The other end with the fixed length strap is 21-1/2" long. You won't have any issues using this on your trailer with a 7' distance between…

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Answer 7

We have the Bulldog Winch Ratcheting Wheel Tie-Down Strap for Extra-Wide Tire - Vertical Mount - 3,335 lbs #BDW20362 which is very similar to a wheel net and is compatible with diameters up to 37 inches. It is 9 inches wide so it won't fit over…

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Answer 8

I attached a picture that has the strap dimensions you are looking for on the Bulldog Winch Ratcheting Wheel Tie Down Strap part #BDW20362.

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Answer 9

No, those are intended to be used on D-rings. To use with stake pockets the ProGrip Adjustable Wheel Net item #317-18900 would most likely needed to be pulled through and connected to itself. They would rub the entire length of your trip along the…

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Answer 10

It's a wire color difference but not a function difference on the pins of the 7-way. The difference comes from the fact that the two different styles are representative of two different areas that uses trailers. Traditional is usually seen on…

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Answer 11

Hey Guy, I wasn't able to pin down what exact wiring came on your Palomino camper, but generally the in-bed truck campers use a 7-Way so they are able to provide power to all of the lights as well as any power that the camper requires to operate.…

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Answer 12

The length of wire desired depends on your vehicle connection and your personal preference. You want enough slack for turning, but not so much for dragging as you mentioned. A little extra slack isn't a problem and not enough could lead to stress…

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