Thanks Fred, so do I

posted May 30, 2017 07:21 PM
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Ed, are those LED lights recessed into the ceiling? How thick are they? I really hate the stupid florescent lights in my trailer and would gladly get rid of them for something else!

Mike
We installed direct fit LED 4 ft. tubes in our fixtures, no rewiring needed. FEIT Electric from Costco was the brand. Instant light and much brighter.

We are swapping out everything we can to LED.
The LED stuff continues to come down in price.

Those fixtures now being installed in all the high end trailers and coaches are about $110.00 each. very nice, but a little pricey.

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Originally posted by Black&Blue:
If they have the ground and neutral wire connected together in the breaker box in the trailer it will trip a GFI outlet (works fine with generator or non GFI outlet). I had to separate them on mine to stop from tripping the GFI outlet

Yeah be careful Ed I can't plug my trailer into my house without popping a breaker. Everything seems to work fine off of the generator,but not shore power.

Fully loaded, isn't the new trailer gonna be real close to maxing out the trucks maximum ball hitch trailer rating?

13,000 lbs I believe?

28,000+ views about "just another white trailer"

Meanwhile in route to pick it up now.

Trailer is hooked up and I'm on my way home.

Trailer unloaded weighs 6820 lbs. with 907 lbs. tongue weight.

Mike, the ceiling LEDs are 1" deep and costs $115 from the parts department at Intech

Thanks Ed, have a safe trip. I think there should be no problem putting that type of light in my ceiling.

Be safe coming back. Wheel re torque unless you brought one with...

It all fits...

sweet!

Meh........another white trailer with a Firebird, dragster, Zuma, golf cart, etc. onboard.





Nice when a plan comes together........maybe you should try planning stuff for a living.


NICE job BTW
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Thanks, Intech's completed photos coming as soon as I have a chance to upload them.

About time you got back !!!

how many feet long was the trailer?

34

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Originally posted by 1320racer:
34

then cabinets took up 2 feet? giving 32 feet of floor space?

Very nice!! Dont ya just love it when a plan comes together...

yes, of that 32 feet, approximately 4'-6" is for the golf cart which leaves ~ 27'-6" of floor space for the dragster and door car.

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Originally posted by 1320racer:
yes, of that 32 feet, approximately 4'-6" is for the golf cart which leaves ~ 27'-6" of floor space for the dragster and door car.

thank you for the info

If you haven't thought of it already, make sure you support the dragster under the seat or close to that just as if it was on the floor.