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Join us for Rigs and Coffee! This month will be at: Raskull Supply Co 702 Woodrow Rd Lubbock Tx 79423 10:00am till Noon Raskull Supply will be having a Sale! Up to 40% off Gear! Bring Your Rig - Meet New Friends - Enjoy Great Coffee - Support Local Business View Rally Point

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The location changes each month, but Ill create a new Rally Point Event for each meet up. You can also find this info on my website here - Rigs and Coffee Lubbock Looking forward to meeting you at the next meet up!

Hope to see you all there!

Rigs and Coffee overland and off road vehicle meet up. View Rally Point

I know relays have contacts, I'm referring to the harnesses. This is an example of 40amp relay with included harness using undersized wire. https://amzn.to/3ZYIakd

Some good info. Thank you guys. I guess going with over sized relay, and just soldering connections is the best option.

It just blows my mind that its so hard to find a relay with proper gauge wire. Its insane!

Ok, so that was my question. The pig tails, off the harness for a 40amp and even 80amp relay, are 12g wire. Even the leads going to the battery, and the load are 12g wire. I dont understand why the leads to battery and load, on a 40+ amp relay, are not 8g wire or bigger. This has me really...

Doesn't the relay go in-between the battery and the load? If the load is 40amps, shouldnt the relay have 8g wire to the battery, and to the load? Then I can use smaller wire to run into the truck for the actual switch

Im looking to add a 40amp relay to a 40amp circuit under the hood for so me lights, and every relay harness I find has pigtails with 12g wire. Shouldn't 40 amps require 8g wire? I've searched high and low and cannot find a way to attach 8g wire to a 40amp relay, short of soldering it straight to...

Rigs and Coffee Meet every 3rd Saturday, at Baker Outdoors in Lubbock. 10am - 12pm Bring your rig, have some coffee and hang out! 6023 82nd st See ya there!

Keep in mind, this is an assembly line built, manufactured trailer. Quality control isnt the best, as you'll find with any RV, and you might find some minor things that need to be cleaned out, tightened ect. If your at least somewhat handy, you'll have no trouble working on it, modifying, or...

Yep ! Ive still got it, 2+ years and its still going strong. Ive made alot of modifications to it along the way, but its still a great trailer. Mine was one of the early models, so alot of the issues have been address in the later models like the HD. Ive got some vids on the tube, and pics and...

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