Maypole Heavy Duty Single Socket Mounting Plate - MP86B

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The Maypole MP86B is designed for professional towers and DIY enthusiasts who require a robust, reliable mounting point for 7-pin or 13-pin electrical sockets. It provides an exceptionally stable connection point for towing setups, ensuring that your electrical interface remains secure under heavy load. However, users should note that this plate is specifically engineered for A50 flange type tow balls with a 90mm fixing center, meaning it may not fit every hitch configuration on the market.
| Model Part Number | Mp86B |
|---|---|
| Brand | Maypole |
No, the MP86B is specifically designed for flange-type tow balls.
Yes, the plate design is compatible with the mounting hole patterns of standard 7-pin and 13-pin sockets.
ED (Electrophoretic Deposition) is an industrial coating process that provides superior, uniform rust and corrosion resistance.
No, you will need to provide your own bolts to attach the electrical socket to the plate.
Yes, the 2.0mm steel construction is specifically rated for heavy-duty applications.
Verify that your tow bar is an A50 flange type with a 90mm hole center distance. If it is different, the MP86B is not compatible.
Check that the socket fasteners are tight. If the plate itself moves, ensure the tow ball flange nuts are torqued to the manufacturer's recommended setting.
To install the MP86B, ensure your tow ball is an A50 flange type with exposed M16 bolts at 90mm centers. Simply remove the nuts from your tow ball bolts, align the mounting plate holes with the bolts, and reinstall the nuts securely. Always check the torque specifications of your tow ball manufacturer after adding the plate to ensure a safe connection.
Maintenance is minimal due to the ED coating; however, it is recommended to inspect the plate for any signs of physical impact damage or deep scratches that could expose raw metal. If chips occur, a quick touch-up with anti-rust paint will maintain the integrity of the corrosion-resistant finish.