You could get a piece of large L shaped aluminum rail fom Home Depot or Lowes, bolt it across bow and clamp your trollong motor on it. If you can't find the rail, look for similar shaped piece in elecrical or plumbing. It needs to be thick and strong enough to support the motor.
The lights don't blow out. The converter does, resulting in random malfunctions of the lights (say left blinker doesn't work, but the rest is fine, next day brake lights stay on all the time, rest works fine etc.) Only trailer is affected, the truck lights work fine. Replacing the converter fixes the problem.
I have a problem with the converter box installed on my truck. It converts 3 wire system used in cars to a 2 wire system used in boat trailers. I had it replaced three times since October 2005. According to U-Haul, they installed my hitch, the problem might be caused by me launching and retrieving the boat with the trailer plugged in. They suggested I unplug the trailer every time it goes in the water. I have never seen anybody doing that at boat launch. Has anybody experienced this problem?
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