45 backing a 53' spread axle racing trailer

I have tanks on both axles. I found a Plug female on the trailer similar but smaller than the regular electric cord im hoping this is for the dump. Then i just need to wire it to the tractor and get a switch installed. Ill try this when i get ba k. Never been tO ct track so no idea how tight the roads are there. And yeah i have super singles on tractor prolly not helping with the tigjt turns either. Where we store the truck is through a narow gate off a residential rd with cars parked across the street tooke me almost 2 hours to get the thing in. Backing wasnt an option it is a bear. This trip will be a challenge for sure. Wish i had the time to wire this but i leave in the morning .

 

Lakeville the limerock race track. At least i kno its not me lol turning on residntial just drags

 

So i parked it the first time in a truck stop lets just say i was lucky i had 6 empty spots to choose from. It turns light a freigh train but i got it in and didnt hit anyone. Too bad schools dont use spread axle trailers heh. I think i need a day of jut practice to get it down. I wasnt all that great backing a regular 53. Practice pra tice only way.

 

I think i have the schematics though i canr make heads or tails of it. Bet an engineer would love it. I do see a plug in front of trailer that look the same as the regular power cable but smaller, i see no other possible purpose for it so im hoping its prewired and just need rto get a cable to tje tractor , and wire a switch in the dash. If i see some place on the way and they can knock it out in a few hours ill get er done. I bet u could back this in like backing up a toyota. I saw a guy do it with basically the same setup except his was a flatbed and didnt have super singles on it. But he made it look ez. Ill get there cant wait to experiment with the suspenion dump