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Posted by Indydirtfarmer on October 30, 2004 at 09:47:26 from (204.255.236.182):
And I'm not talking about lunch! T_BONE and Ray (In) nailed it! (My trailer brake problems) I found a couple strands of stray copper wire in the 7 pin plug, and also found a ground wire (in a junction box under the trailer) that was almost broke in two. It is a 14 ga. stranded wire that had ONE strand left unbroken. Fixed the plug, fixed the ground, adjusted the shoes, and she's like new. This site, and all it's inhabitants make for a vast wealth of collective knowledge. When people can diagnose a problem via the internet, well, that's just plain ol' handy to have around. Thanks guys. (Now you don't need to worry about me running over you at the traffic light!) John
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