FWIW, all the light kits that I have purchased from Harbor Freight, have
been a flat four setup
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 5:02 PM, David Lieb <dbl@chicagolandmgclub.com>
wrote:
> > Seems that a trailer would be covered by towing vehicle's insurance.
> Maybe
> > call you agent? I never had a license on my trailer, but the vehicle I
> had
> > on it did. ...bill in Oregon
>
> I have not lived everywhere yet, but I know that Illinois requires license
> plates on trailers and my insurance includes policies on both of my
> trailers
> (neither one of which is big enough for a Sprite. I dunno what one of
> Illinois' finest would say to an unplated uninsured trailer following an
> Illinois-plated vehicle... nor do I want to find out, so I will drive with
> all due circumspection ;-)
>
> Buster,
> I had done the research on the Harbor Freight site before posting. It makes
> no mention of the trailer wiring other than to brag about the fact that the
> ARE lights on it. Since it does not mention brakes, the logical assumption
> here is that it is flat-four, but it is nice to be very sure...
> David Lieb
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