My Christmas gift for you

[All U Get]

Hi all,

With the many lighting options available for your boat, I thought I'd share this with you. 1 -solar light, 1-3/4 X 1/2 Tee, 1-1/2 elbow slipped. Cut the ground stake for a bushing to insert in the elbow. Then I drilled through the base of the light when it was assembled to keep it from coming apart. My wife added a strip of sticky back felt to hold it firm on the stanchion.

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[SFS]

You got a picture?

 

[kloudie1]

que?

 

[All U Get]

Three nice pictures that Verizon can't seem to upload to you, hang on.

Let me figure another way, stupid I-Pad.

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[All U Get]

Took longer to post than build. $10 for all parts at Lowes.

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[kloudie1]

Very Nice

 

[Chief RA]

I use them on my boat and RV but that is a nice install! Happy Holidays! Chief

 

[usererror]

Very nice!

 

[kimelmore]

I love it...I'm gonna surprise the Admiral with a set of those for Xmas. Nothing like a home made gift. She is always saying we need some way other than sticking them into the winches to put the lights by the gate for ease of entry.

 

[Brian S]

I have to say, All U Get, that you have one of the best implementations of this idea that I have seen. Pretty nice!

 

[kloudie1]

Curious how you figured how much to cut out of the Tee wall so that it would snap onto the stanchion?

 

[jssailem]

Curious how you figured how much to cut out of the Tee wall so that it would snap onto the stanchion?

Trial and error?
With a good strap perhaps in half?

 

[Justin_NSA]

Aren't those tees made that way to "tap" existing PVC lines as in sprinkler systems?

 

[All U Get]

Curious how you figured how much to cut out of the Tee wall so that it would snap onto the stanchion?

The T is already made up as a clamp-on for tapping a line. It snaps on to the stanchion without you cutting anything.

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