trailor elec hookup

[larry penner]

hi we just orderd a 2008 hurricane32e with a w/h
chassis and i would like to know if it comes with a 7 pin plug for the trailor or where i can find the info
thanks

[larry penner]

hi we just orderd a 2008 hurricane32e with a w/h
chassis and i would like to know if it comes with a 7 pin plug for the trailor or where i can find the info
thanks

[bruceh]

Mine came with a 6 pin. Pretty trivial conversion, though.

[oemtech]

First let me Welcome you to IRV2...

Next update your profile with some rig info so we can better answer your question and not have ask for more info. If you need help with that let us know and we will Get-R-Done.

As to your question... some OEM have it pre-wired and others don't.

But, there was a thread about this just last week. Look on page 2 for "Wiring help..." or click HERE.

[RV 4 2]

A recommendation would be to call the manufacturer service desk and ask if they wire them in or not. In my case, National wired in the completed harness front to back. It was not OEM from Workhorse. Your coach builder may be different.

[larry penner]

all i wanted to know was if work horse put in the harnes for the trailor i thought i could get some info but if it's to trivial why bother to answer.

[RV 4 2]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by larry penner:
all i wanted to know was if work horse put in the harnes for the trailor i thought i could get some info but if it's to trivial why bother to answer. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Larry, as you can see, we were trying to help by recommending you give a call to the manufacturer of your coach. Of those of us who answered, you can see in our signatures that none of us have the same coach brand as what you have ordered so we could not answer your question specifically thus the recommendation to call the manufacturer.
As for if Workhorse puts harnesses in, I personally have yet to get an answer on that one either. But, by calling my coach manufacturer, I had found out the manufacturer put in the the trailer harness and not Workhorse on my coach.
As you will find out, sometimes the answers on RVs are not necessarily exactly what you want but the information is out there. Good luck

[DonavonP]

The MH standard appears to be the 6 pin round receptacle. Your unit comes with a trailer hitch standard so it would have the 6 pin receptacle (about 99% sure).

I've had these 6 pin recp. replaced with the Bargman 7 pin on former MH's. The converter plugs that bruceh was referring to usually only step down. From 7-6 or 4 etc. I haven't seen any that step up.

You might consider putting a 6 pin round male plug on your trailer and then put a converter plug on when you're pulling the trailer with your truck or whatever.

Anyway, I'm fairly certain that because your rig comes standard with the hitch that you have the 6 pin.

Congratulations on the new rig.

[bruceh]

By trivial conversion, I meant yanking out the 6 pin and putting in a 7 pin. I removed my plastic 6 pin and put in a metal 6 pin, seats better.

[larry penner]

hey thanks for the info and sorry for getting my back up
must have been a bad day
don't want to get off on the wrong foot love the sight.