Brenderup Hook Up Question
Dixiesmom
Reg. Aug 2025
Posted 2025-08-13 9:22 PM (#185949)
Subject: Brenderup Hook Up Question


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What must the tow vehicle have to connect to this and where can I get it? How would that part connect to existing truck assembly?



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loveduffy
Reg. Feb 2006
Posted 2025-08-13 9:27 PM (#185950 - in reply to #185949)
Subject: RE: Brenderup Hook Up Question



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Location: NY		I thought that a Brenderup hook to the tow vehicla the same a  regular trailer but the break work off the hitch the light work of the puge of the truck 
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Dixiesmom
Reg. Aug 2025
Posted 2025-08-14 6:25 AM (#185951 - in reply to #185949)
Subject: RE: Brenderup Hook Up Question


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It has a regular ball hook up, but also this thing. Haven't picked trailer up yet, but seller sent this.
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RTSmith
Reg. Nov 2003
Posted 2025-08-16 8:28 PM (#185952 - in reply to #185949)
Subject: RE: Brenderup Hook Up Question


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Location: Tenn/Ala.		 That is the standard RV 7 pin plug. Most new vehicles have them. If yours doesn't, any trailer dealer can add one. If you are handy, etrailer.com has a host of plug n play kits. You'll not use all 7 pins, as 1 is for reverse, and 1 for electric brakes which Brenderups don't use either.
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