Deeezy's Locked Sport Grocery Getter Build

not as bad as I thought, so add a little more to that for the compressor, lines and switches?

 

Yes, I just got the small compressor which didn't cost much and the locker/compressor comes with all Air Lines, switches, and wiring harness. ARB supplies pretty much everything needed to get it working.

 

nice, do you use it to fill up the tires and is decently fast?

 

It's not really for filling tires, mainly for activating the lockers. It's really small so it easily fits in the engine bay. I forgot who it was, but they used the compressor to fill their Tires in a pinch. It will, just really slow.
I use a co2 tank to fill my tires.

 

oh I see, thanks for the info.

 

Today's project:

 

Reminds me I need to pull my X2O and service it since my freewheel lever is froze... Yayy smittybilt

 

Damn, how long did you have it?

 

And.....it's finished. I still need to spool the winch under load tomorrow.

 

3 years. It moves a smidge but won't engage free wheel.

 

Idk if you forgot already, there's a ring on the inside of the bumper so you don't have to clip the winch to a d ring in front.

 

I did forget. Thanks for the reminder.

 

Correction: I originally just bought a 500A ANL fuse. That is actually too big of a fuse for the wire run. The purpose of the fuse is to protect the wire run from the bed to the engine bay from over-current/short circuit, that could lead to heating or fire. You should size the fuse for the size/type of the wire, not for the max current of the equipment (winch/starter).
I did some researching and an a Blue Sea ANL fuse can support up to 500% of it's rating for .7 seconds, 300% for 1 second, 200% for 5 seconds, and 150% for up to 8 minutes. So...I will be changing the fuse out to a 300-350A ANL fuse. That will easily be able to start the truck and run the winch at it's max current of 430A @9500lbs, without blowing, while protecting from a short, a lot safer than the other fuse I had.

 

I picked up this disconnect for cutting the 12v power to my winch when it's not in use. It should do the trick.

 

Where that going in the cab?

 

That thing is going in the engine bay most likely next to the main bus bars.

 

Sweet!

 

I was trying to pick up the Blue Sea disconnect you posted earlier but Amazon wouldn't ship to my address for some odd reason. So I figure I'd give this one a try.

 

Pretty much the same thing anyways. Think that's the same one I was gonna use.

 

Did you check west marine? They carry A LOT of blue sea products.