Cut the flat four in two and tape (or heat shrink tube) one half on top of the other. It'll then fit the square four. I haven't done this myself but others here on the forum have.
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Cut the flat four in two and tape (or heat shrink tube) one half on top of the other. It'll then fit the square four. I haven't done this myself but others here on the forum have.
Buying the adapter from Lamont is a good option. Does not alter the trailer or Spyder. So the trailer can be towed by any other vehicle with a flat 4 plug.
Cutting the flat 4 in half should work but limits what you can tow with.
I have in seen in auto parts stores a 1 foot long extension cable with a flat 4 on both ends. Just thinking that cutting the male end of that in half and making a square 4 out of it. That would be cheap and the trailer can still be towed by another vehicle.
Any Adapters - 4 pin square to 4 pin flat for trailer hitch?
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Originally Posted by Mooserd
