New England B.S. Thread

That's a good relay. All my relays are Bosch 30A, we wired all Rob's stuff up using that 40A relay I believe. Just remember that if you don't use the 87A pin, put some dielectric grease on it and/or cap it off somehow. A little piece of heat shrink would do the trick.

 

When I wired my LEDs I should have shopped online for relays. I ended up going to Advanced Auto and getting these. $10 a piece and they don't seem the most reliable. The only other relays they had in stock were for foglights and didn't seem to behave the same, although they claimed to be spdt relays.

 

Jason I would have done the same thing but no one had them I was stuck going on line. I looked over the site, I like their prices, it is now in my favorites for later use. Mike I like the idea of the heat shrink thanks

 

Hour two of work: (read with an epic survivalist tone)
We have had 11 customers since we opened at 10 this morning. It's too cold for the morbidly obese predators to stalk and purchase their prey. My thought is their blood, consisting mostly of grease and animal fat, has congealed due to the consistent sub-freezing temperatures. The predators are no match for this climate, they have been forced into hibernation.

 

lol Now say it with an overly gay tone

 

OHMYGAWDDD IT'S SO SUPER DEADDDDDDD!!!!! LIKE, THIS JOB LIKE... SUCKS!!!


Good enough for you Billy?

 

lmfao

 

Lol. Gay seals... Lol

 

It's quite chilly outside. Can't wait to work on my lift tonight

 

LMFAO. So true.

 

Wasn't too bad where I am unless the wind was blowing.

 

The wind is bad here and I'm gonna start working on my truck outside at 6 tonight

 

I've worked on my vehicles in the winter, sometimes after midnight. I've used these for heat they give off as well as lighting.

 

I think I found a new addition to the tool box http://www.tractorsupply.com/buyers-receiver-mounted-tow-eye-12-000-gtw-1890181

 

I use klieg lights. They give off a little heat, but not enough. I'll just dress like the Michelin man.

 

For what?

 

I use something similar for heat and light in my crawl space (which I'm reluctantly heading into in a few minutes to finish up some plumbing).

 

For garage heat, nothing works better than those frigging propane flame throwers...