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Shallow Water Guy
Приєднався 3 бер 2020
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How to install tail/break lights on Travel Trailer (RV)
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How to install tail/break lights on Travel Trailer (RV)
Episode 2 Kayak Rescue in Homosassa Springs FL
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Episode 2 Kayak Rescue in Homosassa Springs FL
Ditch Tarpon
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Tarpon on the side of the road Juvenile Tarpon Roadside Fishing Tarpon Slam Shady
I am so doing this...
I just watched your video! I want to do exactly what you just did. Can you please send me the link so I can buy it. Thx.
What’s the name of the lights you installed? Or information on them
I have a Grand Design Reflection which color wires from LED light attach to RV color wires. Our trailers should have the same wiring.
They should be standard trailer colors. If not, check your manual.
Great video and installation. How much did you charge your husband for your labor : )
Note the ones I bought didn’t work as I needed a 6 function and not a 5 function
Just found this and it's EXACTLY what I needed to know! THANKS and SAFE TRAVELS!
Great video Unfortunately it is difficult to see which wires you hooked together. I am installing the same LED strip on a grande 303 Any information would be great
You should have bought the one with the reverse light also, cause it also helps.
That's a great idea, im looking into putting more marker lights on my trailer. This one looks great.
Hey thanks for this! Just checking - you took off the 4-pin connector from this, correct?
Any chance you remember which color wires do what? Would help tons for those that have GD.
Honestly I don’t. I had such a hard time figuring it out, it didn’t stick. I used a multimeter and tested each wire and made a note.
I notice on some of these sort of installations people use the screws as well to mount them on the back of the RV. After a year, how have you found that the adhesive has held up?
It’s held up great. We just traveled from Mississippi to Florida the past two days and everything is working as should.
That's a great idea. Thank you
It makes such a difference when changing lanes in traffic. Much easier for other vehicles to see you and let you over!
Your videos are underrated!
Never thought of mounting them vertically. Looks great Genius.
We purchased the same lights for our Grand Design 337RLS fifth wheel. Connected them and the turn signals worked with the truck key turned to "on" position, but will not work with the truck started, any suggestions? It's bizarre and frustrating!
With our installation, the wiring was hard to figure out. I would go back and recheck to see if those connections are correct and especially if the factory turn signals still work. It’s been too long for me to remember the colors of the wires so I’m no help there. Hope you get this sorted out
What truck tailgate lights did you order?? From Amazon??? GREAT idea…I want to do same thing…
I ordered two of these: Nilight TR-04 Truck Tailgate Bar 60" Triple Row 504 LED Strip with Red Brake White Reverse Sequential Amber Turning Signals Strobe Lights，2 Years Warranty a.co/d/6d0mPiN
This is awesome, great content Pat!
HI, i just got the same trailer and planning to do the same setup, i see that you also tow it with passenger car, do all these wood put lots of weight that affer the stability? i also dont have a truck right now and need to tow it with my camry, thank you in advance
After all the wood, my kayaks and gear it was around 700-800 pounds. My car has a tow rating of 1500. The trailer pulled really well, even on the interstate at 70 mph in a cross wind. No issues at all
Very cool. I bought the same trailer from Northern Tool with the intent of doing a similar build. How exactly are you securing your kayaks to the trailer? Just setting them on there with lashings or…?
I use cam lock straps. Two on each kayak, one front one rear. I run them over the kayak then under the cross bar.
Looks good 👍🏻 definitely brighter and see you alot better.
Thanks! It was a good improvement project to complete.
This was in January when we were staying at Cindy & Ray’s in Ocala. The water was so cold!
John & Clare very much enjoyed hearing about your exciting adventures so far. We’re looking forward to hearing more! 😎
Thanks! 😁
Real interesting video
You guys are amazing. You speak like you are loving your new life adventure
We are loving it! 🥰
Love you guys! I think Loki is going to be your new videographer lol
Love you too! 💕. Loki really did a smooth transition. 😂 Loki and Thor have already done some filming for the next video.
Glad to see you guys are having a blast. Pat, keep up the good work looking forward to more videos
Very nice, Pat!
You were trying to catch a restaurant?
They have the best pork chops!!
Thanks for the video. Been getting them in the Cape Coral area on small black ep baitfish size #6 bonefish hooks and gurglers on the fly. My favorite fish to catch.
Thanks for the kind words Denis. One day I want to pick up a fly rod and try it out but I only have room for one addiction at a time!
Very cool project Pat! Thanks for sharing!
Great report, thanks for sharing!
Thanks! Glad you liked it
Is that 41 west of San Marco road?
Exactly!! Between San Marco and a cut off road to the west. I’m not from the area so I don’t know the name of that road
Interesting video. I've fished that area a handful of times the past couple years. I've caught trout from the mouth of Hell's Gate west to the sand bar over that grass flat. I've also seen plenty of Tarpon and Triple Tail at that mouth. That water moves fast and erratically through Hell's Gate. Great insights sorry to hear about the mechanical failures.
Thanks man! I was surprised at how fast the water was moving seeing how we were between moon cycles, but I guess a lot of water moves through that little cut on its way to the bay. Would have been cool to see some TT’s out there. I’ll be back again, need to hit up Ozello with you sometime
@@shallowwaterguy4755 Anytime you are available and want to do Ozello or Chassahowitzka let me know. Looking forward to seeing you in January if not before then.
You nailed it man!! Awesome work, this will be very very helpful for many people! 💪
Great informational video. Thanks for sharing some good knowledge. Keep it up.
Great video Pat! 👍
Thanks Matt! I hope it help you out!
Also man, just seeing the way you held the Trout alone could make an excellent tip, perfect example! Those juveniles are so much fun man!!
Definitely trying to get better at handling these fish. We have to take care of them if we want them to grown up and get big!
@@shallowwaterguy4755 absolutely man!! But I think you did a great job!!
Love it!!! Excellent work Pat! 💪
Thanks Austin!
Great video Bro 😎!!! Where do yo get your baits not at Bass pro ?
Hey I did that a few weeks ago to a spook jr. My thought was for it to hang lower in the water for redfish to get a hold of easier.
That is another reason to do it. I believe it helps with the hook ups with redfish too.
Awesome work Pat!!!
Thanks Austin!
Awesome job Pat!!!
What knot did you tie on ?
The non slip loop knot. Here’s a link on how to tie it… ua-cam.com/video/C0u5HQBiv_I/v-deo.html
Great video 👍🏻 learn something every video I watch like your logo 😄
Great information! I agree 100%. I will try the cut down slam shady. I have been doing well with the 3” slam shady, but those really small ones may want the 2” version you created. One pointer I learned is to watch for bubbles after they roll. Sometimes the bubble trail is in a certain direction which will be where to cast 🎣
Awesome work Pat!! Excellent observation!! My thought process is the same as yours with topwater, but this could definitely be a contributing factor that it turns and shows colors that you wouldn’t think would ever be visible to the fish!!