Thread: WaterProofing trailer lights

So how much money are we talkin? Just ballpark

I bought a set of led's and installed on my trailer yesterday. It was wearing me out keeping bulbs in them. Autozone 39.99 and it included the trailer wiring harness with frame clips, license plate bracket, the whole deal. I wasn't necessarily going to go with led's when I went in there, but they didn't have the brackets to go with the round, sealed tail light that I usually use. I don't know if the sealed would have been any cheaper since I was going to have to buy the round-hole brackets also.

Originally Posted by Bombfixer

I always unplug my lights. Had an ole boy tell me one time that maybe you dont need to do that but that extra time unpluging the lights and doing your other rigging to launch gives your bearings time to cool so that you are no putting warm bearings into cool water. Now I know lots of folks are gonna comment about bearings not getting warm if they are properly lubed. But why chance it. Same reason I change my oil every 6,000 miles. Dont really need to, but the last auto that I had had 450,000 miles on it when I drove it to the junk yard. sometimes those little extra precautions pay off.

If you drove it, why to the junk yard?