Toy Hauler

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Originally Posted by sharkey

O.M.G!!!!!!!! AMAZING Keith!!!!! what a trailer!

Thanks Sharkey

Keith

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Originally Posted by MACK Daddy

Is that a wrap you have on it? Where did you get it?


Alfy

Yes Alfy that is a wrap that I had put on it. I had it done at Rapid Signs in Ruston Louisiana

Keith

[woodhog]

Smily,that looks awesome now get to work on those lights

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Originally Posted by woodhog

Smily,that looks awesome now get to work on those lights

Thanks. i hope to have it finished by memphis

keith

[MACK Daddy]

Originally Posted by Smiley

Yes Alfy that is a wrap that I had put on it. I had it done at Rapid Signs in Ruston Louisiana

Keith

Looks fantastic


Alfy

[Hillmotorsports]

looks great

[rcman]

wow looks great! im sure that decal was fun to install!

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Originally Posted by Hillmotorsports

looks great

THANKS

KEITH


rcman Re: Toy Hauler

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wow looks great! im sure that decal was fun to install!

THANKS. I had the guys at the sign shop put it on lol

keith

[rcman]

oh man thats cheating! lol i dont blame you if they fork it up they replace it. how much was it? cost me 50.00 bucks for my 1850l decals to look like my company van.

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Originally Posted by rcman

oh man thats cheating! lol i dont blame you if they fork it up they replace it. how much was it? cost me 50.00 bucks for my 1850l decals to look like my company van.

Depends on how ya look at it lol. Yeah that's kinda what I was thinking lol. It was 345 total for the design time, printing and them putting it on.

Keith

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Got a few parts in lol

[ihbuilder]

since you like doin lights , I could put you to werk

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Originally Posted by ihbuilder

since you like doin lights , I could put you to werk

We might can work something out lol. I'm not the best at it but it works for me lol

[doodlebug]

Originally Posted by Smiley

Got a few parts in lol

Anybody ever considered using "wire wrapping" to make all of those connection's instead of soldering? I have the tool from 25 year's ago.
http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...M/K105-ND/5986

Cheer's, Neil.

[Tamiya Cowboy]

WOW that is going to be a ton of work!! I would like to see some picks of how you do your runs of lights I would say you are the man with it comes to LED lighting on the board.

[Smokin Joe]

Actually, if you wire the led's in series, using led's of equal voltage and currant values, add them up, use the internet sites that do the math for you,
you will find it to be very easy.

I hope this helps forum members to try it.

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Originally Posted by doodlebug

Anybody ever considered using "wire wrapping" to make all of those connection's instead of soldering? I have the tool from 25 year's ago.
http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...M/K105-ND/5986

Cheer's, Neil.

Neil guess I'm just a dumb ole country truck driver cuz I'm not sure what that is lol.

Keith

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Originally Posted by Tamiya Cowboy

WOW that is going to be a ton of work!! I would like to see some picks of how you do your runs of lights I would say you are the man with it comes to LED lighting on the board.

Nah lol. Its gona be less lights than what I put on the cattle trailer lol. I will post some when I start working on it. Think I'm gona wire it for a 12v battery. Thanks I think lol. I'm just a glutton for punishment lol.

Keith

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Originally Posted by Smokin Joe

Actually, if you wire the led's in series, using led's of equal voltage and currant values, add them up, use the internet sites that do the math for you,
you will find it to be very easy.

I hope this helps forum members to try it.

That's the way my cattle trailer is for a 12v battery. Its not that hard to do :-) lol

Keith

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Almost got one side cut out and ready for lights . Gona try and finish the other side tomorrow

Keith