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10-4 and way ahead of you driz on the zip-ties, once everything is set, I planned on using two per securing point ;) Like I said, I'm lazy, I only like to do things one time. That and every time I take a short cut I get screwed so I just do it right (and then some) the first time. In Wisconsin...

Well I figure if you're going to do it, do it right the first time...plus, every trailer I've had experience with, via friends, has always had some darn problem with the lighting. I'm lazy, I only like to do things one time ;)

Good to know Steve, thanks. I'm goin' with heat-shrink crimp connectors, possibly liquid electric tape as well just to be safe, anti-seize on the mounting hardware, and a little dielectric grease for the plug.

A big thanks to all...you've been very helpful. The project itself isn't complex but it's the little things that count and that's why I asked so many questions.

Thanks for the advice on the lights...especially the part about individually grounding each light. More questions: - Do any of you use anything like Anti-Seize on the mounting hardware and ground screws when you install? - What type of wire connectors do you use/prefer? - Do you use...

Howdy, New member here and I am also new to boats and trailers. Just picked a 1979 MonArc 16-footer w/Evinrude 35HP and trailer. Yeah, that's old (so am I) but well kept (I am not). The problem is the trailer lights are shot and instead of screwing around with the old junk I figured it would be...

Thanks and I already do...I have been nosing around a bit already. Not an owner yet but the anchorman/boatswain's-mate on my buddy's 16-foot Smoker Craft...she's an oldie but a well taken care of and highly used oldie...

Howdy All, Ken here from Juneau Co. WI. I'm not a boat owner...yet :lol: