Recommendation for Securing Wiring Inside Utility Trailer
Published 08/01/2023
Question:
I need to route some power wiring inside my utility trailer but I want to run it along the top inside corners. Do you have any clamps or hooks to do this? What do you recommend using?
asked by: Mick
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Expert Reply:
I recommend picking up the Insulated Clamp Kit # PT43VR because these are relatively easy to install and they will keep your wiring secured inside the insulated loop - even if you're going over rough terrain at some point.
This kit comes with a variety of clamp sizes as well so you can use these for multiple different applications.
expert reply by:
Jon G
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