What does the connector to the vehicle look like? Standard like on a Uhaul Trailer?
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It has a flat four pin plug. Not sure about uhauls? I think most smaller u hauls probably have this plug. It is pretry standard for small trailers and boat trailers.
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It's a standard 4-pin connector. It is the flat connector, as opposed to the 7-pin round style.
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I recall the set comes with wiring harness with connectors having 4 in-line connections 3 of one gender and 1 of the opposite gender. Not sure what U-Haul has.
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The connector is a 4-pronged flat plug, (3 male, 1 female), however, if you have the round plug on your hitch, they make adapters. (this is what I have)
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on my truck I needed a connector to the wire harness that was different then the one that came with the unit. It will also depend on the set up you have for a trailer harness. but this is real easy fix.
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I'm not sure if the trailer is compatible with the old version of the truck but the tow hitch (with a hole) attaches to the back of the TRUCK and the piece with no hole attaches to the front of the trailer. After these pieces have been attached, you can attach the two yellow pieces in order to tow the trailer.
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This is the wiring connection from the RV to the vehicle. It is round, 7 blade, standard RV plug. I think you are talking about something else?
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It is compatible with hard wired (not battery style) on any trailer. Be sure to measure the current opening of your existing unit to compare against this one
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You would probably have to order an extension cable from Rear View Safety, to make the connection at the hitch. Check out their website.
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It does look like a standard connection. I have not taken it off, but the connection looks like it is the same size as the old hand held unit that was replaced by the shower tower.
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As far as I know, antenna connectors for marine and auto are standard. This antenna wire is short so you will have to rig it up somehow.
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Yes it will, I even bolted it opposite side of the trailer jack to save room on tongue, one set of bolts that way. Over time it may rust, mine hasn't
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Do you have a UHI connector on your vehicle? If so, Where is it located? Is it mounted vertical or horizontal?
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I am not sure about your brand but it has a standard hitch and should connect to anything that is setup to pull a trailer. I pull it with an ATV and it snaps right on, no problem.
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Yes it is a standard RV 30a Female and Male connectors. They just have an easy grip, so the male might make it hard to close a standard RV site box with cover, cover may not close all the way. The easy grip makes it easy to connect and disconnect. I have a 50a Trailer, so I needed an adapter, but it works great with this extension cord.
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All these hub have a standard size do a search for trailer hub specs on the internet and most will give dia depth and bolt patternsJim
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Hi Lisa, there is a black hitch on the end of the bar which you remove and bolt to the rear axle of your bike.Then you just connect the tow bar when you want to use the trailer.
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Simply type in the name make model for your vehicle - wiring harness. It will look weird, and not at all like it should. But that is because you have to do the wiring yourself to your new deck/ player
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I had an rv place do the wiring. There's a pigtail with a plug that's hooked on car, I plug that into the plug on the trailer.Sorry, I don't know the technicalities of how to do it. It would vary from vehicle to vehicle anyway.
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Since I don't have a picture or diagram of the rear of a Husqvarna tractor, I can't say with 100% certainty, but the dump trailer has a very basic generic pintel type hitch, which would only require the purchase of an inexpensive pin (available from Amazon) to make the connection.