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7 way trailer plug - erniecarpet@... - 04-20-2006 07:50
Bruce- i have the plastic plug and it works just fine. Ernie -83pt40 in
louisiana
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7 way trailer plug - birdshill123 - 04-20-2006 11:42
All of the BB's I have looked at use a metal 7 way plug on the rear.
Does that interchange with the male 7 way PLASTIC plug that is commonly
used? (Bargman, pollack,etc.)
Bruce maybe soon
7 way trailer plug - mbulriss - 04-20-2006 11:49
Bruce,
It is a standard "RV Style" plug that is one most everything these
days. It doesn't care if the plug end is the new plastic style or the
old metal ones.
Mike Bulriss
1991 WB40 "Texas Minivan"
Samn Antonio, TX
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>
> All of the BB's I have looked at use a metal 7 way plug on the rear.
> Does that interchange with the male 7 way PLASTIC plug that is commonly
> used? (Bargman, pollack,etc.)
>
> Bruce maybe soon
>
7 way trailer plug - Jeff Miller - 04-20-2006 14:23
Yes but it (originally) doesn't match the standard Bargman pin-out
(wiring). I keep a couple of "blue-bird adapters" around, a short
extension made up to change pinout to standard, for pulling my car-
hauler etc. You can also re-wire it as I have a couple of my coaches,
but it's not necessary.
- Jeff Miller
in Holland, MI
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123"
>
> All of the BB's I have looked at use a metal 7 way plug on the rear.
> Does that interchange with the male 7 way PLASTIC plug that is
commonly
> used? (Bargman, pollack,etc.)
>
> Bruce maybe soon
>
7 way trailer plug - birdshill123 - 04-20-2006 16:26
Ernie & Mike: Thank you.
Bruce