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RT622 Trailer
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OverHillAndDale
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Can-Am trailers come with an electrical connector that mates with the BRP bike harness, with a square 4-pin connector. BRP sells an adapter (219400437 or 219400271 depending on year) that plugs into the trailer and presents a standard 4-pin flat connector for the car's harness.
Other than the trailer being so low and short you won't be able to see it in your mirrors, it will pull just fine.
Other than the trailer being so low and short you won't be able to see it in your mirrors, it will pull just fine.
jaherbst
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The RT-622 came with several different plug types depending on the year it was manufactured. The Freedom trailer (latest version) only came with the square 4 pin connector. Trailer harness adapter is still available from BRP for the RT-622 conversion to a square four pin for the earlier models with out splicing. (up to 2013)
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trikermutha
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:agree: there are different version trailer connections for the RT 622.
You can make a patch cable to go from one bike to another to attach to the trailer connector as needed
You can make a patch cable to go from one bike to another to attach to the trailer connector as needed
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