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Acquiring Proper Repair Supplies at Harbor Freight

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We Found a REAL Dale Earnhardt Goodwrench Trailer FOR SALE! Can We Get It Home?

What happens here

To permanently fix the trailer light issues, a stop is made at Harbor Freight with Kenny Wallace. The team purchases a Kenway Wireless Towing Light Kit (LED) which features magnetic lights and a wireless dongle for the truck's electrical connection. Additionally, butt connectors are acquired to properly re-crimp the trailer's main wiring harness. The previous temporary repair had bypassed the running lights, so the new equipment is essential for full compliance.

Goal: Gather necessary tools and materials for a permanent trailer light fix.

Tools and materials

  • Butt Connectors Unspecified — Securely joining electrical wires
  • Kenway Wireless Towing Light Kit — Providing temporary or permanent trailer lighting with magnetic attachment
  • Wire Strippers/Crimpers Quinn — Preparing and connecting wires (implied)

What they say

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wouldn't be a good video if nothing happened figure if you have the ability to not fix your junk on the side of the road you should not fix a jump on the side of the road so we moved to a parking lot conveniently a hospital and i forgot to get my phone out of the back of the truck so we drove a few miles with my phone on the piece of duct tape so cool let's figure this out all we have to fix this is duct tape and a razor blade nice to know i can pull off the other sides too you know when i load this thing up i saw that these were heat shrink butt connectors but they were not heat shrunk so i thought you know that's kind of weird why wouldn't you do that probably a good idea to unplug it from the truck so i don't blow something out i don't know we'll see if i did this right i can't feel my fingers next step in the expedition is we're at kenny wallace's shop right now actually for unrelated to the trailer we're gonna do some some videos with him about what he's doing now and some hometown history stuff in st louis but also kind of hoping he has some electrical tools so we can fix this trailer wire said it before i'll say it again if you're not subscribed yet make sure you do that so you don't miss the videos that we do here he also has zero idea what the trailer is we just told him that we were gonna be up this way to get a trailer and that's it talked to him on the phone when i called him he answered the phone like a talk show radio host so i think today is going to be fun terminator saving the day we're going to my favorite place harbor freight you going for one thing you come out with six things we get you fixed up you didn't even get paid to say that they should be does harbor freight sponsor anybody they just know everyone's gonna go there anyway so they don't it's just so cheap but good stuff and if it does break no big deal oh we need to get some butt connectors and maybe those led like the magnetic lights we can stick them on the back because we can't get the running lights to work yeah we got lucky i think we might have went down the right aisle what hey it's a shortcut yeah that would work we gotta read because i just use duct tape and like twist the wires together so actually i like make butt connectors on the right ones but i couldn't get the uh the running lights to work at all eight year years ago uh my dad we'd leave st louis and we'd go to raleigh missouri and he would never put lights on the trailer we ended up taking flashlights and ta and…

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