Gone and done it

[mbulriss]

Ralph,

Congrats on the new toad. I don't have a Wrangler, but I have had two Jeep
Grand Cherokees that I used the Blue Ox BX8869 Bulb and Socket Tail Light Wiring
Kit to do the wiring. Quick and easy. It is a totally separate wiring setup
with its own bulbs. That way you don't have to mess with diodes or tapping into
the existing vehicle wiring system. And you get to remove it and re-use it when
trading the vehicle. You could easily get the pieces to build you own kit, but
it was only like $29 or so and it saved time running down piece/parts to DIY.

By the way, I have a Blue Ox baseplate from my 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee that could
have a new home if anyone wants it.

Mike Bulriss
1991 WB40 "Texas Minivan"
San Antonio, TX

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Ralph Fullenwider wrote:
>
> Hello everyone, hope your ready for a new season of travels and campfires
> and maybe even rubbing elbows with some one who has a great BBQ sauce
> recipe you can steal, um I mean borrow, oh shoot, eat.
>
> Well Charolette and I have gone and done it. We just purchased a 2005 Jeep
> Wrangle X for a tow car. We have not had a tow vech for a few years and I
> finally got the Van ready for sale or trade in. I am in process of taking
> photos of the load leveling system I had for the trailer I had built and
> thus sold. And hopefully will get new Roadmaster Tow base plates for the
> Wrangle before long. I also have the tow base plates for our old Jeep Grand
> Cherokee that fits from "94 to "98 JGC's for the Roadmaster.
>
> Now then, I would like to open a thread on How those with Jeep Wranglers,
> Rubicon and such, wired the towing lights and with success. Did you use
> separate bulbs, or the diodes on the existing ones and which worked best
> for you.
>
>
> Safe travels,
>
> Ralph & Charolette Fullenwider
> '84 FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
> 2005 Jeep Wrangler X, towd
> Duncan, Oklahoma
>