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I can’t get anyone to call me back on installing a 7 way blade socket on my bronco. Anyone have a suggestion for someone who might do it?
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There is a camper place in Morgan hill right off the freeway. Don't recall the name though.67 Bronco blue - LS 6.0, 6l90, & atlas (working on it)
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Talk to Jeff @ San Martin Specialty on San Martin Ave nearer to the train tracks. I believe there is another Trailer repair place on the other side of the freeway, on the left side as you head to the Hills. Never used him, don't recall the name on that one.2002 F250 Superduty, 7.3 241,500 miles and counting
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I wonder if they're worried about liability issues if they help you complete an installation of something that might be used for towing a heavy-duty trailer with a not-so-heavy-duty vehicle?
Seems like with that in mind we'd have a hard time finding anyone to even think about putting a 4-way trailer socket on a Bronco, much less a 7-way socket!
But I like the idea of versatility, so always intended to add one to mine as well as a 4-pole connector.
Good luck. Let us know what any of them have to say. Even the other ones, if they finally return your call!
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Doubt that’s it. My buddies dad had a 6x6 single axle utility trailer that held his quad and it had a 7 pin connectorOriginally posted by DirtDonk View PostComment
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