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Looking For Roadmaster 6-Pole Bracket Made Of Metal Instead Of Plastic  

Updated 09/25/2026 | Published 09/15/2026

Question:

I bought RM92ZR from Etrailer a couple of years ago. The plastic plate for the 6 pin plug mount that attaches to this is broken. Do you offer a replacement, or better yet, a metal plate?

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Expert Reply:

Hey Matt, thanks for reaching out. Yes, we do have an alternative for that bracket that is made of metal instead of plastic. For that I recommend the following:

- Roadmaster Bent Electrical Socket Bracket # RM-910030-5

This will work with both the 4-pole and 6-pole sockets used in the Roadmaster flat tow wiring kits. The bracket itself is powder coated steel so this is exactly the upgrade you are looking for?

What vehicle are you towing?

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Edward B.

9/19/2026

I have a 2015 Jeep Wrangler that I bought used to use as a toad and the receptacle broke off. This replacement I mounted underneath the metal bar using JB Weld. Works great.

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Bill C.

9/19/2026

I used this bracket in the flat towing mods on my 2025 Ford Escape PLug in hybrid. It worked and looks good after one yr of use. Highly recommend.

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Tom K.

9/19/2026

I purchased the Roadmaster Bent Electrical Socket Bracket for use on my towed vehicle behind our motor home. I am pleased with how sturdy it is because it holds the 7 pin electrical plug in. However, I suggest you determine if you have something metal to attach it to, otherwise it will probably break plastic.

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Randy

9/19/2026

I bought this for the Hummer H3 I flat tie and have no issues. It is great and sturdy.

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Joe M.

9/25/2026

Yes this bracket was included in my Ford F-150 truck wiring package which I had purchased from Etrailer. Because of the way I ran the wiring harness at the front of the truck I did not use this bracket. I decided to leave the plug and wire loose and hidden behind the license plate rather than use the bracket allowing me to make an easier connection to my jumper wiring.

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