Solution for Securing 7-Way Wiring to Trailer Frame

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I am looking for something that will attach to the frame of my trailer, near the hitch, that will elevate the 7-pin cord so it does not get pinched on tight turns. Do you have anything like that?

asked by: Matt B

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In order to secure the cord from your 7-way to the trailer frame I recommend using the Steel Tubing Clamp - 3/4" Diameter - Qty 1 # SWC9024-1. This will be able to secure the wire and also allow the cable to still move and not bind when turning.

expert reply by: Robin H

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