I installed a vintage trailer brake controller on my classic truck.

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[@jaredreck882]

I have one of these in a 79 Chevy motorhome I just bought. Trying to figure everything out. Thanks for sharing!

[@FastFords289]

Very cool! Yeah they’re very simple once you know how they go, good luck, glad I could help, you’re very welcome.
Thanks for watching.

[@carlsauto]

Good install with grommets, breakers, and the like. Those breakers even look like they belong on that firewall. Side note, I need to borrow that nice flare tool next time I do some brake lines, I'm jealous!

[@FastFords289]

Lol, thanks man I appreciate it, yeah I like the way it turned out, like it was meant to be there. It’s a real nice flaring tool, I picked it up off Amazon and used it a few times and never had an issue, it does different types of flares too. If you really ever need to borrow it, just let me know, it’s no problem.
Thanks for watching.

[@corymath3940]

Where did you get that receiver hitch that screws into the hole for the ball like that ?

[@FastFords289]

That’s actually a hitch for a 2000’s dodge truck that I cut and modified to fit and welded reinforcement plates on to make it work. The previous owner had already welded angle iron from each side of the frame with bars coming off welded to the bumper so I just continued on. Which the hole in the bumper aligned perfect with that hitch but I had to cut the back down and bolt it up with angle iron to make it fit flush. Hope this helped.
Thanks for watching.