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Simple? What's simple?
![]() Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Southeast CT
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Mounting a trailer connector on factory sport bumper
Well, when I removed my step bumper I realized I no longer had anywhere to mount my trailer connector. I really didn't want to drill a hole through my OEM chrome bumper, nor do I like the under-bumper bracket mounts. So after a little tinkering, here's what I came up with:
![]() ![]() Plate is off-center all the way to the driver's side, making just enough room. I also drilled a hole through the plate bucket in the lower license plate hole, so I could put a lynch-pin through there to attach a breakaway cable. ![]() And, just so you know, here's why I came up with it: ![]() ![]() ![]() Brand new trailer and tractor ![]() ![]()
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