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Re: Trailer winch
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Posted by do it right on February 16, 2004 at 20:46:49 from (205.188.208.73):
In Reply to: Trailer winch posted by Rod on February 16, 2004 at 12:24:32:
dont mess around with some of that stuff goni through your plug cause you have a good chance of melting wires when you get to pulling hard for a while. the fuses might work i dont know, but if you do it right the first time i know it works an you will never have a problem. run a welding cable from you battery on the pickup to the back of box so it comes out right beside the trailer plug. then run a line from the trailer battery up to ware the plug is on the trailer. i wire ty them together so it like i only have one line. then use welding ends on the welding cable. so when you hook up the trailer an plug it in, you will also plug the battery in. i put a disconnent under the hood so i can disconnect the wire when not in use. i have been doin this for years now have never had a problem. if you have any questions email me an i will try an help johndeeregene
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