Can the MORryde Manual Storage Reel Be Mounted On The Exterior Of A Trailer?
Updated 04/26/2023 | Published 04/25/2023 >
Question:
Is this unit durable enough to be mounted on the outside of a camper? Considering mounting it on a bracket on the rear bumper.
asked by: Dustin
Expert Reply:
Yes, I don't see why you couldn't mount the MORryde Manual Storage Reel for 50' Long Power Cords # MR47RR on the exterior of your trailer. This unit is just mounted via self-tapping screws, so the only thing I'd do is upgrade to beefier screws and you should be fine.
Also, this storage reel measures 21" long x 10-1/2" wide x 17-5/8" tall, and will work with 30-amp and 50-amp power cords up to 50' long.
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