Decided to decorate the T-Bolt. So, out came the chopper, motor and brushes. Hooked up 2 wires to the brush holder and ran the wire out and down the horn. Connected the lights with duct tape and tied on garland. Only run it for 5 minutes at a time. Don't want to overheat anything. And yes, that's our neighbors garage 6 feet away. They just love us. Merry Christmas to All.
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That is awesome! You should try putting some on the rotator box also.
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Glad to see I'm not the only one that thinks up crazy ideas like this. I have been thinking for a while now if mine was back together and up outside I'd put lights up it. At least the standpipe would get lights.
That's awesome, I think it needs some music playing out of the horn too lol
That's awesome, I think it needs some music playing out of the horn too lol
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