How to Replace Car Trailer Lights & Wiring 

Thanks Barry, it’s a risk I know for an outdoor channel and one day I might have two so for now it stays. It’s been really nice getting to know you a bit more this year, have a great break and remember Stay Safe, Stay Strong, oh and Live Life Well 🖐️

Thanks for feedback Greg, where would you find the time inbetween jet boating and keeping your garage spotless 😂

@@OutdoorsmanDave I’m off the the Mount tomorrow to go and explore some offshore islands.

@@gregdixon172 Picture this, you and me with our backpacks on riding on jets-skis to a remote island for an overnight camp!🏕️

@@OutdoorsmanDave let’s make a plan. You can video everything 😁

Thanks for popping by Blair. I’ve taken four years off building my channel at the expense of completing lots of jobs around the house & bach. It’s time to get some of them done and put the adventures on hold 🥲

Thanks for your input. 1. There was an old box there so it just made it easier to replace the old box (and I had the new one sitting around) and simply replicate the existing wiring. 2. The lights only come with a short length of cable so didn’t want to redo the join on the 2nd light and purchase and run another length 5m of cable. But yes, what you suggested makes perfect sense too, though it would mean two wires (taped together) dangling around the coupling area 👍