The one thing I hate working on is...

[swimmer_spe]

..electrical.

I was working on rewiring a utility trailer. In the process of replacing the broken lights, I found out my 4 pin wire connector on my truck is broken.

Now to fix the tow vehicle.....

Still need to fix the wiring on my old camper in the bush......


Did I mention I hate working on electrical?

[NRALIFR]

You missed a few :W

Not sure how many amps a penny can handle, but probably more than 15.



Uh......nine more amps than a penny? What’s the foreign currency exchange rate?



My personal favorite :C



:):)

[noteven]

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
British fuse chart

:B

[wopachop]

True that i never did industrial. Worked as a commercial electrician about 20 years ago. Bending small emt. I know what you mean though about the bigger stuff. I would go into places like home depot and trip out on the large conduit.

[Dusty_R]

wopachop wrote:
Of all the trades i like electrical the most. Usually lightweight. More about thinking and testing. Don't get very dirty.

That maybe true for a maintance electrican, but you ought to try industrial/commercial construction.

Dusty

[wopachop]

Of all the trades i like electrical the most. Usually lightweight. More about thinking and testing. Dont get very dirty.

[MEXICOWANDERER]

British fuse chart

[8ntw8tn]

NRALIFR wrote:


I prefer making sawdust to either one, though.

:):)

AMEN to that!!

[Horsedoc]

Trying to make sure my Brake Buddy works like it is supposed to is my PIA

[NRALIFR]

swimmer_spe wrote:

NRALIFR wrote:
I’d rather wear my electrician hat than my plumber hat any day.

Don’t have to be as concerned with nasty infections when I’m pretending to be an electrician.

I prefer making sawdust to either one, though.

:):)

I'd rather deal with a black water leak any day. I can see it. Nasty infection, or death? RV voltage and current is enough to kill you.

To each his own. I can “see” electricity too, with my VOM.

Whenever I have to deal with a plumbing issue that involves sewage, I have an almost irresistible urge to scratch my nose the whole time. :B

:):)

[swimmer_spe]

NRALIFR wrote:
I’d rather wear my electrician hat than my plumber hat any day.

Don’t have to be as concerned with nasty infections when I’m pretending to be an electrician.

I prefer making sawdust to either one, though.

:):)

I'd rather deal with a black water leak any day. I can see it. Nasty infection, or death? RV voltage and current is enough to kill you.

[swimmer_spe]

noteven wrote:
One thing aboot utility trailers you can bet a couple buddies they can't tip it up on it's side...

wa la. Access to wires from your chair...

Unless I need to run new wires, my chair is comfortable at the height off the lights.

[NRALIFR]

I’d rather wear my electrician hat than my plumber hat any day.

Don’t have to be as concerned with nasty infections when I’m pretending to be an electrician.

I prefer making sawdust to either one, though.

:):)

[RobWNY]

midnightsadie wrote:
something with a bad ground problem.

Especially in RV's because they use a common ground. If you can't find the ground wire in that spaghetti mess of wires, the only option you have is to run a new line with a new ground. Of course if this is the scenario, you likely have a bunch of other things that aren't working right too.

[noteven]

One thing aboot utility trailers you can bet a couple buddies they can't tip it up on it's side...

wa la. Access to wires from your chair...