mercer transportation

@mtoo No skin of your back huh? Lol. Besides if you go to Florida now it will just be to visit right? Lol.

 

Yeah, I know, I'm not sure why I haven't yet. I need to take a weekend off in Louisville so I can get some guidance on the best way to run it. I have 2 empty toggle switches, I figure 1 for the dump valve and 1 for a light bar that I've been too lazy to get as well. Lol. One of these days I'm going to have to skip golfing and do some money saving work instead of goofing off.

 

I should fit in good with you guys, I'm already lazy. Got that part down real good. Lol.

 

Make sure you incorporate a light with the switch. You don't want to forget it's dumped. I always liked my switch where reverse was close to the dash. That way when backing I rested my hand on the shifter and flick the dump valve off and on as needed when backing

 

When ever something happened to my dump valve. I couldnt go around a corner I couldnt back up. I bought my first spread in 1985 and fell in love with them. When it quit working my test light came out.

 

I got no skin in the game anymore. Just opinions

 

Aww but very good opinions, actually more like advice. You see advice is opinion backed by proof. Lol. I'm glad you're still hanging around here giving it away.

 

That's half the battle.

 

He got his trailer from mercer, at over 5 mph it auto inflates back up so he won't burn up an axle if he forgets. But it can lead to some interesting conversations with the scale master when ya forget to turn it back off.

 

Good ones though.