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usmcsteve
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by usmcsteve » Tue Jun 23, 2009 1:35 pm
Has anyone else used wireless tow lights? I purchased a set at Pepboy's auto parts store a couple of months ago for 149.00 and I must say they work pretty darn good on my boat trailer. I used them on my utility trailer last week and to pull a car behind my RV last month. You can strap them on or use the magnetic mounts on the bottoms. All you have to do is plug the transmitter into your towing vehicles trailer wiring plug and then mount the lights on your trailer or car. The transmitter then sends the brake - turn signals and running lights information to the wireless tow lights. Total hook up time for me was less then 1 minute. I will let you know in a couple of months how they are working out.
Let me know if anyone else has a set of these..
P.S. I also found these same lights on the JCWhitney.com and WirelessTowLights.com web sites for those of you who do not have a Pepboys close.
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curtiscapk
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by curtiscapk » Tue Jun 23, 2009 2:14 pm
Have not seen the lights but welcome aboard!
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Craig and Paula
"THE FLOATER" rebuild Spring 2013
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94 Party Barge 24' 115 merc
Turning Point hustler 14 x 13 prop
22mph gps 3 people
12 F150
Overland Park Ks
Hillsdale Lake, KS
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HandymanHerb
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by HandymanHerb » Tue Jun 23, 2009 8:43 pm
Welcome glad to have you on board, we love pictures and thanks for the product update, keep us informed on the lights
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Just4play
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by Just4play » Sat Jul 04, 2009 10:53 am
Now thats a trip I think that would make my life way easier since I'm always pulling different types of trailers and messing with lights and the wiring.
Jeff & Donna
2006 tracker bassbuggy
Lake Pend Oreille Idaho
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FloterBoter
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by FloterBoter » Sun Jul 05, 2009 8:28 pm
that does sound tempting. i'm considering rewiring my trailer lights soon.
they act flaky now and then. but isn't it a pain to have to replace the
AA batteries in the lights all the time?
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usmcsteve
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by usmcsteve » Mon Jul 06, 2009 6:47 pm
I mainly use my lights to go to the lake once a week. 1/2 hour to 1/2 hour home. I figure 1 set of lithium batteries will last a period of 24 hours, 1 set of batteries should get me through till fall if I don't use them for anything else.. They are working pretty darn... Going to use them tomorrow..
