Optronics Trailer License Plate Light: The Breakdown Video

The Peterson Trailer Tail Light part #M426R is the correct replacement for a Peterson 410-25. It is also available with the grommet and harness as part #435800.

You can use three 3/8-16 grade 5 bolts to install the etrailer jack #TJA-5000S-B or any other style A-frame jack; though we do not carry the hardware it is available at any hardware store. I attached an install video for this jack for you to check…

The etrailer and Pro Series A frame jacks will use 3/8 inch bolts, which is the standard size for A frame jacks and couplers. For install details and some product demonstration videos, click the provided links.

There isn't a particular bolt length that is recommended for installing an A-Frame jack like the Pro Series #PSEA20000340 that you were looking at. This is simply because it will really depend on the trailer it is being installed on, as some will…

I would just run up to a hardware store and grab a couple bolts with a matching nut and lock washer and secure the plate with that. You will want to use bolts with a diameter of 5/16 of an inch or smaller as that is the diameter of the mounting…

Your trailer lighting is flickering because the wiring of the trailer is grounding through the hitch ball and coupler and not through the ground wire circuit. When you hit a bump the ball intermittently stops making contact with the coupler which…

The Optronics LED Trailer Tail Light #STL42RB comes with the light assembly only, but we do have the following pigtail styles to choose from: - Right Angle 3-Wire Pigtail #A47PB - Straight 3-Wire Pigtail #A45PB

I wish you would have asked this question prior to your purchase of the Curt Extender #C45791, because this extender will not work for your application. It is rated for the 3,500 lb total trailer weight towing capacity and because it is an adapter…

It sounds like you might be needing the Replacement Coupler Cap Spring #BD500354 which fits the Bulldog Collar-Lok Couplers. If more than the spring is broken then we'll need to get you a completely new coupler. In this case let me know the what…

Hey Dennis, it sounds like you have a Bulldog Collar Lock style coupler which we have replacement springs for with the part #BD500354.

In regards to the Hopkins Engager Push-To-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit part #20400, there are only two wires with the black being power so it should be run to the positive battery terminal and the blue being brake output so it should be run to the…

A lot of trailer lights have 3 wires. One wire for running lights, one wire for turn signal and brake lights, and one wire for ground. Check the back of the light assemblies because it might indicate the functions of the wires. Other lights may only…