The only use for bed outlet

I still haven't out my lights up yet!

I've used mine for the corded hand held vacuum, charge the RC on the road, powered a drill, plug in a work light I use to set up camp in the dark.

 

I used mine once to power a leaf blower but it only gave enough power to give it about half speed. But it got the job done.... Slowly.

 

Wrong... I've done it and it worked just fine.

 

Charge iPhone/iPad

 

I use my outlet to shave my dog, and use a Dremel to grind it's nails. Clean up couldn't be easier.

 

Lost power the other morning and thought about using it to run the coffee maker.

 

I used the outlet to power my hedge trimmer to finish the last 6 feet of my hedge because it was easier than getting another extension cord out

 

Use an "insta-pot" instead of a crock pot. They can do the same slow-cook job, but the lid also has a seal (and a vent).

 

This has been posted before. Vid of some guy trying out various tools and appliances.

https://youtu.be/MhxpHTgp_kI

 

... and to think the poor guy was just trying to show us his Christmas lights.

 

Powered a small air compressor in mine

 

On the farm I've been using it a lot to power lights.

 

angle grinder from harbor freight, work lights, laptop, phone,...

 

Thinking about doing the same, but wasn't sure how I could affix the lights to my soft top. What did you use?

 

Kept the battery for a Dewalt cordless chainsaw charged up during my drive Out West. It made processing firewood much easier. I''ll probably add a few strategic strips of velcro to keep the charger from bouncing around back there.

 

Confirmed...will shave ice or blend but not both at the same time.

 

Self zero cut with hair clippers at park every month.

Power Dometic fridge/recharge Goal Zero battery during trips.

 

I used mine recently to solder wires on an old S10

 

Impromptu license plate lights