I’ve bought a 1994 Ifor Wiliams Horse Trailer, HB510R. It has some issues which I’m dealing with (no CG for one which will be a problem as it’s older than the first one certified for import to France so there is no CoC available). Need to speak to @anon90504988 about that!
Q1. For now I need to know if the current wiring loom supports a reversing light (does it even need one?), I assume not but it’s no problem to add one but which pin of the 7 runs that? I think I’ll change the whole loom anyway but don’t want to buy the wrong thing.
Q2. Does the reversing light go on the right or lhs look at it from the back?
No idea but I get all my spare parts for Ifor williams from Watabled a French company. They post at a reasonable price and have a web page with all the accessories down to nuts and bolts.
Check the floor that is my suggestion I now French maker cheval liberte had problems with the floors so one horse fell tru the floor on the move i think the had to put the horse down
If you have a 7 pin system I would be surprised if the loom has anything other than the Following.
L Yellow Left hand turn
Blue Rear Fog
31 White Earth
R Green Right turn
58R Brown Tail Light etc
54 Red Stop lights
58L Black Tail lights,number plate etc
if you want revering lights, Interior / outside light then you have to use another 7 pin plug and socket system.
Who are? With a forename like Ifor [pronounced Eevorr] and an address in Denbighshire, not lfor Willimas for sure. Maybe l haven’t woken up properly this morning, and l’m missing something.
Thinking of buying a friends ifor Williams horse trailer which is in the UK and selling mine.
Has anyone brought over a UK trailer and successfully got a French carte grise for it.
U.K. trailers can be difficult to register but Ifor Williams trailers are usually pretty straightforward. If I was you I would find the chassis number of the horse box then contact Ifor Williams to check that you can get a CoC for it. If you can registering it should be no problem.
