Yes…sometimes I actually cut some metal! This story began a few weeks ago when I was backing my dump trailer and realized, it does not have very good illumination for backing in the dark. I decide that needs to be changed. I came up with a plan and I have now fitted my utility trailer with back-up lights. I need to get my dump trailer back from my daughter’s home, as they are reluctant to let go of it, so lights can be designed and fitted as well.
Since this trailer only had the 4 flat wiring harness, I converted it to the 7-way RV convention. This will allow the back-up circuit and potential for electric brakes in the future. Blue wires are for adding brakes in the future. The box is acting as a junction box as well.
If it does, and I doubt it, is was purely by accident. I doubt I could duplicate any of the settings. But it does look cool. It would fool someone into thinking I knew more than I did!
Started out as a 1 off for two connected seats. Going to use 3… I may try two and see what it’s like. Now have two more guys that want them with 4 connected seats each.
Ok this not related to plasma or fab but it’s my latest project. Transmission went out on my forklift and being I am a little on the cheap side, I decided to fix it myself. Here are some pictures of what might turn out be one of my bigger being cheap mistakes. I just want to point out being cheap is not easy!
Are you saying when I get it all back together and it doesn’t work, I will have to pay $200 a hour to get it fixed?
I knew I should have thought about this more
(@72Pony)
