Dinghy Towing switches for fuses
Please excuse any need to repost, but have been searching for an hour. When I was researching getting ready to tow a vehicle behind our Seneca, I found switches that would make it you didn't have to ...
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Save your money and make one yourself. Two pieces of wire and an old fuse. (new one if you don't have one that's blown. Go to an auto parts store and get a new fuse holder, $2.99, and a switch, $1.99 depending on the switch. Using a pair of side cutters, cut the fuse in half and remove the two prongs. Solder the wires to the prongs and to the wires. Butt connect the wires to the fuse holder and connect the switch. Install it in your vehicle and you're done with a total cost of less than $5...if you're in Arizona, come on over and I'll do it for you......Dennis
