The Pigtail wedge

Don't get frustrated with all the ways that don't work!

Only $5.99 

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Our Expertise

reduce flickering trailer lights

Drivers try to deal with this problem AFTER they have a problem. Use the Pigtail Wedge to prevent the problem in the first place. Keeps drivers moving, making more money.

extend the life of the pigtail

Some trucks go through a pigtail every 2 or 3 months! Using the Pigtail Wedge can double and even triple the life of the pigtail.

keep drivers out of the shop

The more time a drivers spends in the shop having flickering lights fixed costs the company money.

How it works!

Attach the Pigtail Wedge lanyard through the holes in the pigtail pull hooks. When you plug in the pigtail, insert the Pigtail Wedge where needed to keep the lights on.

Testimonials

"our intermodal drivers love them"
Paper Transport Inc
"I'm tired of my drivers tearing up my trailers with paper clips"
WJ Beitler Logistics Services
Ben Paustenbaugh
Operations Manager
Paper in the trailer electrical box causes problems.

PAPER

Paper will compress over time and leave a driver "fixing" it again. And, this is what happens when paper gets wet.

Spreading prongs on semi trailer.

SPREADING THE PRONGS

Spreading the prongs just doesn't work! And, forcing the prongs apart will over time wear them out and they will break off!

Truck drivers sometimes use paper clips to fix flickering trailer lights.

PAPER CLIPS

Paper clips will break off and cause trailer lights to short out. Another trip to the shop!

The Pigtail Wedge!
ONLY $5.99
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