7-Pole Trailer Socket & Plug Kit for Agricultural Equipment

Description

When you’re pulling trailers all day long between fields, to the elevator, or to the neighbor’s place, there’s nothing more frustrating than electrical connections that don’t work. This 7-pole kit gives you both the socket and plug for $9.74, so everything matches up perfectly and you’ve got all seven connections for lights, brakes, and any extras your trailer needs.

What You’re Getting

• Complete kit with both socket and plug so everything’s compatible right out of the box
• Handles all your trailer’s electrical needs – running lights, turn signals, brake lights, and that auxiliary circuit for electric brakes or work lights
• Spring-loaded pins maintain solid electrical contact even on rough roads
• Weather-resistant design keeps connections dry in rain and snow
• Standard color coding makes hookup simple – white for ground, brown for running lights, yellow for left turn, green for right turn, blue for brakes, black for 12V auxiliary, and red for battery charge line

Built for Real Farm Work

Whether you’re pulling a loaded grain trailer to the elevator, hauling round bales home before a storm, or moving your planter between fields, this kit handles the electrical connections that keep you legal and safe on the road. The seven poles give you everything needed for trailers with electric brakes or hydraulic controls – no more jury-rigging connections or wondering why your brake controller isn’t working right.

Made to Last

While cheap plastic plugs crack in cold weather and corrode from the inside out, this kit resists the corrosion that kills lesser connectors. The connections stay tight and reliable through temperature swings, road salt, and all the abuse that comes with farm use.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward if you take your time with the wiring – strip wires carefully and use quality crimp connections or solder for reliability. Before each trip, hit all your lights and signals – a quick check in the yard beats finding out about a problem when you’re loaded and ready to go. A quick test of all lights saves headaches later, and a dab of dielectric grease on the contacts helps prevent corrosion down the road.