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Are you saying your bringing someone for Alex to play GIjoes with?

I thought he was the guy that was dropped off by the rx7.

I know trailers have been used on it before. But I dont know how the lights worked out.

That was stimmel.

I know I will get it back, I guess he is busy and I will just wait it out. I hope its here by the monday of the quad ride.

Still cant get this thing back:(

I did the cr basketball social group but then I stopped walking, so no playing.

Quote of the day "do you want to fix it" hahahahahahaha.

02 bravada. All lights on the vehicle work.

Wait, didnt you already have this done?

If at first you dont succeed..........................................

That must have been you picking up the car when I was there. Hi.

Robs the man. Still not 100% fixed but he was quickly able to figure out that the truck was/is the issue. Rob I have all lights except running lights. At least now I can use it during the day. I'll swing it by at a later date. Thanks man.

Hahahahahahaha:p

The brown wires off the lights should be running lights. Then theres a green wire and a yellow wire, each goes to a turn signal then the white is ground.

I have hooked mine up directly how it is shown on all the diagrams so I am thinking it has to be the vehicle I am hooking it to. I have 2 of the adapters and both have worked in the past but neither one is now. Theres all kinds of diagrams on the web that shows where everything should go and I should have it but it just dont make sense.

That sucks dude. Are you flushing the holes? I did solid foods 1hr after having all 4 removed earlier this year. I just had to flush for a week.

Wiring a basic 4 wire plug. I am having issues and I dont know if its the vehicle I am testing it on or the wiring. I hooked both brown wires coming off the lights to the brown wire of the new plug. Grounded the white wire to the trailer, then attached each of the other wires from the lights to their approprite point on the plug. I plug it into the car and All I have is one side turn signal working. If I switch wires, the other side works, so I know the wires are good. However I cant get running lights on the trailer, and I cant get the other side to work if wired the way I think it is suppose to. Could it be the cars plug in not working? And in fact the trailer is wired correctly? I am using the 4 plug adapter to the goofy 6plug gm shit or whatever it is which I have used on plenty of other trailers this exact same way and it has always worked. What gives?

I have found brand new ones online for around $30 which are the same model as the rental one I am borrowing from physical therapy. Its small but more than powerful. Workers comp should be buying me one here soon.

Update. Money is starting to become an issue since I havent worked in almost 6 months so until I get some fundage coming in, I will be postponing this until hopefully no later than spring. I will invite everyone when things turn around. Sorry guys.

No., There are several considerations to keep in mind when designing a proper bollard layout. A few are the speed in which you expect them to be hit, height at which you expect them to be hit, and how much overall protection you desire. Pipe wall thickness, pipe diameter, depth in which the pipe is sunk into the ground, overall hole diameter(which also increases amount of concrete surrounding base of pipe), and choosing to fill the pipe are all ways of strengthening the bollard. Those were probably never designed to be hit that hard, but they did hold up rather well. I have seen semis hit them and shear them off even with the ground and those were at least 2x's as big as the ones in that video. Alot of guys ignorantly set them into just dirt which really offes almost no protection.

I have installed thousands of bumper posts and I have heard several stories of them saving lives. Its the main reason I refuse to install them improperly or cut corners. That kid is very lucky.

I would like to borrow it all of next week. Do you have a pic by chance?

As of right now I am game.

Splain that one to daddy.