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Does anyone make a trailer harness adapter for my M1009 recepticle on the rear bumper that allows a hook up to a 4-Flat Trailer End Connector on my boat trailer.
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M1009 trailer wiring harness to standard civilian trailer harness
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I made one for my trucks using info found here on SS.
http://www.eriksmilitarysurplus.com/mitradcactro.html
Just an example of what is available for $$$.
Making your own is cheaper
Just an example of what is available for $$$.
Making your own is cheaper
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Dr Porkchop, that looks exactly what I need. I'm assuming you got the receptacle (male end) of a military trailer and conveted it to a 4 flat connector? One more question, my truck is still a 24 volt system but I believe all the lights/signals (stop, turn,head/parking) are all 12 volts correct? Thanks
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That is exactly what I did. You are correct about the lighting on the CUCVs, no mods other than the wiring adapter are needed to tow a 12v trailer.
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OK, thanks again. Looks like the hardest part is to locate someone with a junk military trailer. Good day.
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You can just buy the weatherpack connectors and wire your own into the existing harness. This was done by another member here.
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Trailer Adapter
Attach fine what I have compiled from SS
Attach fine what I have compiled from SS
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Take a look at the pic in post #20... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showth...apter-for-CUCV&p=932493&viewfull=1#post932493
I used the trailer connector. cut down the wire and traced stuff out. I connected a 7 pin, then used an adapter for the 4 pin hook up. Now I can hook up any city trailer as well as the normal mil spec trailers. Works great and it was fairly easy to accomplish !!!