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Wiring and ball size
- Thread starter rayg1022
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Johmas50
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It’s a 2 inch ball but I’m not sure about the wiring. If your trailer has brakes it’s probably a 5 flat. If it doesn’t have brakes it might be a 4 flat. Maybe someone else will chime in with a better answer about that.
WetWillie
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Correct 2” ball and 4 flat without trailer brakes that are first offered on the 195 I believe and most dual axles...
haknslash
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190's don't come with surge brakes. You would need to step up to the 192 or 195 to get surge brakes. For a 190 it will be a 4 wire harness. All Yamaha's are 2" ball trailers.