Trailer lights

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

Well it?s took me about 3 weeks but this project is done finally

Bruce(OR) · Jan 26, 2018

Ya' done GOOD!! I heard them folks in Australia is upside down. You figured out sideways in three weeks. That has got to be a record somewhere. . . .

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

This dang smart phone they are right side up on here

RBoots · Jan 26, 2018

Nice to be able to see what you're doing and where you're backing in the dark isn't it? Looks good

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

Ya it is saddling horses at 4am and unsaddling at 10 pm will be a lot easier with light and backing into the corral to load in the dark will be a lot easier to

Bob Harvey · Jan 26, 2018

That 'kid' gots magnetic boots?

ArleninOr · Jan 26, 2018

SV, son put the LED strip lights down the side and inside on my gooseneck. Lets you see to saddle or unsaddle before you get to the trailer.

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

That?s a good idea . I had these lights already sitting around and they light up a long ways around the trailer I think I paid 12$ with free shipping off eBay had them on the front of my old service truck

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

Yes he?s like a magnetic drill

da.bees · Jan 26, 2018

Nice job. Do you have to wait for the kid to hop up there and turn them on and off or does he stay up there waiting until you holler?

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

Is this any better

Billy Shafer · Jan 26, 2018

Looks nice. But the one thing I have found out about trailer lights. No matter how well you try and protect them. Something will always find a way to knock them off.

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

Yip that's what I like about cheap lights these cost 12$ for the pair with free shipping

37chief · Jan 26, 2018

Happyness is hooking up your trailer lights, after doing wiring repair, walk to the rear of the trailer, and every thing works. Stan

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

Boy you can say that again I rewired this whole trailer front to back hopefully it?ll last a long time

D beatty · Jan 26, 2018

Any more I totally depend in trailer lights. I put enough tape on it so if I lose lights trailer can be seen.

carvel minne farmer · Jan 26, 2018

(quoted from post at 17:15:14 01/26/18) Ya it is saddling horses at 4am and unsaddling at 10 pm will be a lot easier with light and backing into the corral to load in the dark will be a lot easier to

there is nothing worse than stumbling around in the dark trying to load or unload horses or equipment when you can't see 5 ft. in front of you. not to mention it's a good way to get into a wreck!

jim buford · Jan 26, 2018

I was looking at the magnetic light kit at various places but they all say limited to 80" wide trailer and mine is 86. How do I make it work to fit my trailer? Does anyone have experience with the kit? Thanks

SVcummins · Jan 26, 2018

I?d think you? could probably extend the wire that goes between the two lights Is what I would do . You could also probably buy separate lights and run your own wire

SVcummins · Jan 27, 2018

No there?s not . Trying to hold a flashlight with one
has and do something with the other

SVcummins · Jan 27, 2018

Yes tape is good stuff to have as well I use it to for the same reason

Rod Maker · Jan 27, 2018

Over 80" wide are supposed to have three red lights in the middle to indicate a wide truck/trailer in front of you. Your take your chances without them.

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