Bluebird Trailer plug Wiring

[Gregory OConnor]

"Your Right or my right?" I got stopped on the fourth by a
YorbaLinda Commercial Cop enroute to BlackhillsCC. He did a blinker
test standing behind my excavator trailer. Nervous that he was
going to hit me up with $1,500. for using Wiercanyon and not
Imperial (WierCanyon is a famous bypass the DOT scales route)I
blinked left for his right command. His next request was "OK now
try my right"

The jumpsuit wearing officer chocked my tires and dropped his skate
board creeper. I said "go easy, today is my birthday." Checking my
DriverLicense clipped to his ticket board he said "OH yea,
happybirthday!, Are you in town tomorrow". "Yes" I said. He then
reachd down to pull the chocks and tipped the creeper up to his grip
with his foot , handed me my license back and said "See you
tomorrow"

Prick


GregoryO'Connor
94ptRomolandCa


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jack & Donna Smith"
wrote:
>
> Pretty colors are nice for Easter Eggs, but I have found the best
way
> to determine which wire is which, is to have my Wife operate the
> various switches, while I check the wires with my VoltMeter...
> Then, since my JEEP has space in the tail light housing, I put in a
> extra socket with a 1157 Turn/Stop/Tail light bulb, and now the
toad
> light setup is totally seperate from the original wireing..
> Jack Smith
> 1973FC31
> SoCal
>
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Mike McMahan" <mmcmahan@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Ok guys I can't remember all this stuff anymore. Can anyone
tell me
> > what all the colors on the trailer plug indicate. Blue is the
right
> > turn, red is the left turn and green is the running lights.
That
> > leaves yellow and white. I would assume that white is a ground
but who
> > knows. Thanks, Mike McMahan 96 42' Wanderlodge
> >
>