Originally Posted by
Kevin22
Do yourself a favor and just spend a day upgrading your trailer lights to LED. I kept putting it off and finally did late last year, wow what a difference. They are pretty cheap too, I think I paid $30 for the set. Best part is now I can leave them hooked up when submerging the trailer. I fish a lot of evenings after work until dark, so that added illumination under the water from the trailer lights really helps with loading the boat in the dark. Plus you don't have to worry about busting a bulb and hoping not to get a ticket on the way home. And the brightness? You won't believe the difference over standard trailer lights.
Most trailers are wired with a connector for each light, so if you can find the lights with the same connectors already installed its as simple as plugging the new ones in. I couldn't, so it took a minute or two for each one to wire the leads together.
Thanks to a low life who cut the wires and stole all my trailer lights I must now replace them. The trailer is parked in the marina trailer storage lot and only slip holders who pay the storage fee are able to get the key from the marina store to get into the lot. Since I must replace them I am going the LED route. The idiot also stole the license plate, which was two years out of date since I don't place the tag onto the plate until I need the trailer.
I just love low life thieves.
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