trailer wiring

ah--the joys of puppies--not the current new 1, but 1 the mrs. got a couple years back--long story, but short version is wires got ate off the car hauler--2nd time--aaarrrggghhhh

it pissed me off so it sat for 2 yrs--got it home last week

doing it my way this time--garden hose conduit--separate wires for each side of trailer

what throws me is the size of wire for the brakes--the magnets have the smallest gauge of aluminum strand wire, but the mfg's all say 10-14 gauge wire for the brakes--go figure

don't think there will be pics because i am lazy and pictures of the underside of a trailer from 2 ft don't really cut it

if they get eat off this time it will be a good long chew, unfortunately the new pup is a chewing machine--doesn't matter if it's metal, wood or whatever--this one is a true tire biter--got a old mountain bike tire that is getting a workout--old pair of durashock boots have been totally disassembled and scattered--she is a hoot--pics of her to follow

be safe and be happy

Ah the joys. Probably one of the biggest reasons I don't bring home a pup, that year or so of them chewing up everything.

the pup, alice, is a shredder. really doing well, behavior wise for a 5 mo old pup. having the other rescue dog, speck, who is around 2 is a help, mostly

the energy seems boundless--my connections with animals seems much stronger than my connection with most humans--go figure

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the energy seems boundless--my connections with animals seems much stronger than my connection with most humans--go figure

I got the same thing going.