Magnetic Trailer Light Kit on 2040-parts.com
Olney, Illinois, US
IIT Magnetic Trailer Light Set. Eliminate the safety risk from a broken trailer light with this easy to install magnetic light set. Connects to any standard 12 volt system. Manufacturer's 1 Year limited warranty
Specifications:
• Two light weight plastic light heads with magnetic base
• 20 Feet wiring harness with standard 4-pin connectors
• Connects easily to any standard 12 volt system
• Ideal for towing applications up to 6.5 feet wide
• Protected magnetic base to avoid scratches
• IIT Limited Warranty: 1 Year
• Net Weight: 3.45 Lbs.
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