5.15.13
Lights and water (with help)! I had to phone a friend for this one and “borrow
a husband”. Tom was willing to help and I was willing to let someone help
me. There is only so much 1 woman can do
by herself. He helped me with the wiring
and getting her lights in working order, which was a large task because there
was some glitches in the way it was originally wired. Was able to find tail lights and blinkers
that were “shorter” than the average to fit inside the covers without melting
the plastic cone lights on the sides. I
also had to order a licence plate light from Vintage Trailer Supply.
Next we worked on getting the water working. I had already bought all the parts we needed
and he helped get them installed properly.
My old faucet was too rusted so I purchased a new one from IKEA. I will not have contained water on board and
I did not install a grey water tank. So
with that in mind we installed the standard hose hook up on the outside of the
trailer and just attached a drain tube that will lead to the outside of the
trailer and drain into “something” (not yet determined – a bucket
perhaps?) We also had to cap off the hot
water line since I don’t have that option.
And Viola! We have water.
Hi I have been following youre blog from the start .you have really inspired me.I am doing a complete rebuild on my 1951 sportsman and I was wondering what kind are youre taillights specifically the brand. I want to use something similar but I cant seem to find them thanks for the help if you can,Corey
ReplyDeleteHeres my email coreyy40@live.com and also my trailer blog thanks http://cy1951.blogspot.com/
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