12 volt wiring diagram

[mary and bob]

If you want to hook to the van's 4 pin plug, that will only work the trailer lights. I would just cut off that air tex plug, figure out what wires are for the lights, and wire on a 4 pin to mate to the one on your van. I don't think you'll find an adapter plug. Since you're also in NY, come on over and I'll help you do it. Bob

[boler boy]

hi bob,

thanks so much for your generous offer. i ended up doing a simple 4 wire hook up to get brakes, lights, and signals operational to get the bolero moving. we will be testing her out this weekend, so crunch time is on. power washing, scrubbing etc. nothing, nothing is easy on this one, as there are very limited parts on the american model due to such a short production run so long ago.

where are you located? we are up in putnam county.

thanks again,
stephen

[mary and bob]

We are in Chatham, Columbia County. just off I 90, about 25 miles south east of Albany, on the east side of the Hudson River, and 12 miles from the city of Hudson

[boler boy]

hi bob,

we have friends in old chatham. if we head up your way, we will give you a shout. the same if you come on down this way, as we are east of the hudson + across from west point.

[mary and bob]

That would be great if you get up this way, let us know. Bob

[Roy in TO]

Originally Posted by boler boy

does anybody know where i can find an adapter plug that will fit that 7 pin harness. the pins are not evenly spaced + are exactly like the pictures that roy posted years ago.

Stephen,
I think I still have mine kicking around if you need it.

Originally Posted by boler boy

there are very limited parts on the american model due to such a short production run so long ago.

There are only a few parts specific to the boler American, everything else is generic used in many trailers. Much like a you can swap rad caps between many vehicles. Sometimes it is like tires, you need to find the right size to fit your rim and vehicle.