Nice setup for better lighting to see behind your boat backing up. Thanks for sharing this information. Great video!!

Great video as always, thanks for sharing!

Might suggest a in line fuse to be on the safe side. Especially since water is involved. I did the same thing to my travel trailer. Definitely a good modification.

Great video, def going to do this.

Love it, well done

Great video. Nice boat, especially for such a young guy. I just bought a Lund Tyee Magnum. Also have a Crestliner 18 sportsman with a blind for waterfowl hunting. I have thought about doing this for about 40 years - ha! I use trailers daily for work, farming, fishing, hunting, and other fun. And as you say, frequently leaving or returning in the dark. Sometimes both. Will add the lights to 3 boat trailers and 4 equipment trailers. Keep up the good work and tight lines!

Good idea. Cool informative vid

Nice! Thanks

Congratulations!! Great channel. I have a dolly with the hydraulic brakes and yes you have to release the brakes to back up. Mine wasn’t wired up!! Nice install, thanks for sharing.

Great video!

Thanks, ran into that issue a few time this year and this weekend, have lights on order!! Did not know about the weather tight connectors, well be adding those to my stock of other electrical items.

I kept the backup light circuit separate from my highway lights. I made a duplicate harness and when I get to the landing I unplug highway lights and plug in backup lights.

I suggest a relay and a on off switch attached mounted in a small junction box. Relay helps with amp draw and on off switch so you can turn them off if someone is pulling out their boat or loading their boat. That way, you dont blind them.

"Night and Day difference" well said.

Do you have a part list. Wire, connector other then the tools and light

Enjoyed your Back Up Spot Lights Video. My conductor plug says RS green wire first wire on left of plug. Far right on connector Says - ground? Green hot to lights, Ground to ground on lights. Lights work ONLY WHEN BRAKES are applied. Is this normal? These lights are awesome. Bought the ones U recommended . Looking forward to your response

Nice 👍 I was literally just thinking of doing something similar.. Where do you get the tinned wiring?

What do you think about using battery powered LED lights? Attach and detach and charge as needed.

Hello brother! I will be wiring a Garmin Echomap 93SV with the GLS10 Black Box and LVS32 Transducer, I will be using a Amped Outdoors 20ah Battery; will that 12/2 wire work? Or do I need to go with a 10 gauge wire?

i suggest ditching weather pack and picking up Deutsch DT connectors. more expensive, but way better imo.

I've been looking to do this too but am concerned that I get a pair of LED lights that are IP68 rated for submersion but really can't find anything like that for $30.00 or so. What is the rating of the ones you used?

How are these lights holding up to being submerged?

Nice but maybe next time show what you did with the male end of the trailer plug.

So those lights are waterproof ? They obviously go in the water when you back your trailer in the water to launch your boat. Those lights still work under water ? Nice video

I usually turn off my headlights when backing down a ramp to avoid blinding other people. I can’t imagine this is appreciated by fellow boaters trying to back down and getting his night vision ruined by bright back up lights.

Under $30 my (you know what). The wiring alone is more than $30.