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Many times you can find them on sale or clearance somewhere for cheap. For instance: I bought a few last year when on clearance at Walmart for $20 per.
Sidebar to the OP, but why did you install a separate tender on a Rushmore when it comes with one?
I had one also as the factory tender harness wouldn't reach my mounting plate.
I have since bought a 12" extension from my plate to the factory harness and removed the one I added.
Yes, that's exactly what it is. Combined with a 12" extension (also from Amazon) and an inspection sticker plate is all this is. The factory Rushmore tender harness won't reach the right hand side for this location, but the extension worked perfectly.
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