"backup" light
I picked up a cheap LED flood light, 27 watts (100 watt equiv), that I would like to mount on the rear of the trailer somehow, in as non-invasive manner as is possible (no drilling). My plan is to us...
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Not sure how your state inspection works for RV trailers but you may run into a problem where the light mounted on the back of the trailer may have to meet DOD requirements...
I had some mounted just under the rear bumper and they had to be DOT approved lenses and also only come on when the truck was in reverse etc... I did not ask if I could keep them covered and only use at the camp grounds when backing... I just quickly removed them and finished my trailer safety inspection...
Just something to check into before you get too far along...
Roy Ken
I had some mounted just under the rear bumper and they had to be DOT approved lenses and also only come on when the truck was in reverse etc... I did not ask if I could keep them covered and only use at the camp grounds when backing... I just quickly removed them and finished my trailer safety inspection...
Just something to check into before you get too far along...
Roy Ken
