They look really nice ... Any of you use them?
https://jetconnex.com/product/#jet
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They look really nice ... Any of you use them?
https://jetconnex.com/product/#jet
As much as I like the idea, I don't like adding more connections as that is where most troubles occur. You need to add the trailer socket. Also makes for an easy grab for a thief.
Bought one of these several years ago on a closeout rack at Gebos.. I hard wired it to the trailer..:thumb up2:
I have this type of cable on a boat trailer and yes they do look good. It was on the trailer when I purchased it and after using it I would not add it to any of my other trailers. It does add a connector (possible point of failure) and is easily removed. Mine will drag on the ground if not supported. I was going to shorten it so it would not drag, but that put more stress on the connectors.
I have one and like it. The way my trailer is wire, an extension is required to hook it to a truck. If I pull mine off, a thief would have a harder time getting away without attracting attention.
Did the exact same thing and it works awesome. Looks good too and no worries about droopy wires.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishnfireman
My Lowe factory trailer wiring came out in a 4 pin flat connector. The JEtConnex cable works well. I just remove it when i get to the ramp. It is noticeable and therefore a target for thieves. No big deal, it takes seconds to remove it. I am waiting on the new trailer to come home with me so I can see what will work on it.
I got mine at Waymire's .
4 flat on each end.
I support mine on both ends.
I did this to my trailer, one of the best upgrades I have done to my trailer.