Truck / Rv Trailer Light Adapter 7 Way Round To 4 Way Flat Hopkins 47355 on 2040-parts.com
Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
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This is the adapter you require if you have a newer RV, or Pickup Truck with the 7 blade round trailer light plug in the bumper, and your trailer is a standard 4 wire flat plug (see picture #2).
Genuine Hopkins USA quality adapter. Plug in simple! Plug the adapter into your vehicle, plug your trailer harness into the adapter, done. Hint: When not in use store this adapter inside your vehicle. It's the hottest item on a thief's quick grab list & will be gone if simply left inserted your vehicle's trailer light socket :) Take it from me (loser of several). |
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