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Had a good day yesterday

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SDE

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Woke up without the debris in my eye from grinding something.
Went hunting. Saw and missed a big buck with my bow. Came home and climbed my shooting tower to shoot my bow. Found the glasses I had lost last week.
While hunting I was thinking about the electrical problem my truck and trailer were having with each other.#1 rule is it is Always the Ground. Cleaned up the truck ground wire to the trailer receptcle and all the lights worked and the new electric brakes worked too.
Went to Rice Lake and hauled the EX's Jeep home. So many things went right with that ,that I will not bore you with them.
Sure feels good
SDE
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To your home or her home? :) Kinda interesting that my in-laws live just a couple of miles south of Rice Lake.
 
I brought it to my house. She is coming back from Rochester on Monday and will be in a local hospital for awhile. I heard that she broke her back and is in a brace. I thought about putting it in her garage, but it would have been after dark by then.
 
This trailer had hydraulic surge brakes that were going to cost more to repair than replace with electric ones. It felt really great to step on the brake and feel them slowing the truck down. Plus it handled 70+ mph without any problems at all. For about $1000 total, I think I did alright. Painting it will be a job though.
Steve
 
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