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I am in the middle of converting my Cobra trailer tongue from the round tube (broken) to the newer square tube type and find I am missing a part. There is a rubber/plastic plug that goes in the rear end of the square tube to keep debris and small critters from getting inside the trailer box. W&W does not stock this plug. Anybody in the US got a spare one of these I could get quickly? Lots of this type of thing online but none look to be exactly the right thing.
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Carve one out of a wood 2x4. Plus, I doubt any "critters" will make it past the damper mechanism. A couple of layers of Gorilla tape will also work.
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On Tuesday, August 14, 2018 at 6:02:22 PM UTC-7, wrote:
I am in the middle of converting my Cobra trailer tongue from the round tube (broken) to the newer square tube type and find I am missing a part. There is a rubber/plastic plug that goes in the rear end of the square tube to keep debris and small critters from getting inside the trailer box. W&W does not stock this plug. Anybody in the US got a spare one of these I could get quickly? Lots of this type of thing online but none look to be exactly the right thing. Terry I think I have this plug - I will check in the morning. Tom |
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On Tuesday, August 14, 2018 at 6:02:22 PM UTC-7, wrote:
I am in the middle of converting my Cobra trailer tongue from the round tube (broken) to the newer square tube type and find I am missing a part. There is a rubber/plastic plug that goes in the rear end of the square tube to keep debris and small critters from getting inside the trailer box. W&W does not stock this plug. Anybody in the US got a spare one of these I could get quickly? Lots of this type of thing online but none look to be exactly the right thing. Terry I do have it, but I now realize where it came from and have to use it! Tom |
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On Tuesday, August 14, 2018 at 6:02:22 PM UTC-7, wrote:
I am in the middle of converting my Cobra trailer tongue from the round tube (broken) to the newer square tube type and find I am missing a part. There is a rubber/plastic plug that goes in the rear end of the square tube to keep debris and small critters from getting inside the trailer box. W&W does not stock this plug. Anybody in the US got a spare one of these I could get quickly? Lots of this type of thing online but none look to be exactly the right thing. Terry This supplier carries them: https://www.mocap.com/tube-plugs-square-metric.html |
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Yes, critters can get pass the damper mechanism. A field mouse can squeeze past some incredible small holes.
I use a bunch of stainless steel scrubbing pads stuffed into the tube. You can find them at nearly any store that sells kitchen cleaning supplies (big box, grocery stores, hardware, etc). |
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