"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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Cut the bracket off and make a custom enclosure for it. Any auto parts house should have 3M tape used for mounting moldings and such that will hold. Think about mounting the light high but lower than the clearance lights. I like having it switched separately, being LED's you have a energy efficient night or working light out back also.
