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what to use to hold trailer wiring in the c-channel?
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russ010
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I drilled holes on the inside of my trailer and used a fish tape to pull them all the way to the front... I drilled a 3/8" hole to make it easier.
You can use cable ties to hold it to the trailer if you don't want to drill and fish the wires though. Or you can get plastic or metal screw in cable holders
You can use cable ties to hold it to the trailer if you don't want to drill and fish the wires though. Or you can get plastic or metal screw in cable holders
ober51
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I used these: https://parts.centrevilletrailer.com/images_parts/653trailerpart.jpg they have held well (and were 50% off at Boater's World), and used zip ties through holes, then snip tight so you barely notice they are there.
Loggerhead Mike
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id drill 2 holes every 3 feet and zip tie um up
I use a similar method, but I pop rivet one of these in place every 2 feet.Loggerhead Mike said:
https://cableorganizer.com/nylon-ca...p&Ntts=cable plastic clamp&title=Best Matches
shizzy77
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Brine said:
I had them on my trailer when I bought it and new clips came with the new trailer light kit. you might luck out at the parts store in the "help" section.
