Playing with paint and lights

[Whiskey]

Well, guys & girls

Over the weekend I had this little problem with my foot slipping off the clutch at the most undesirable times, all most cost me some fence rebuilding time /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif I got this idea from someone here about a year ago and tryed in on my little Yanmar foot plates and it worked like a charm. Well, back to wally world for another two cans of the spray on bed liner stuff
and bingo.

Only got to the step and the clutch pedel today but I'm planning on doing the two break pedel's and both foot plates...what-ya think???First two pic's are the paint.

Now, maybe someone can help me with what I need to finish off the wiring under the fender, I know I shouldn't leave it like this but I'm not sure how to finish it off to look nice and safe (when it comes to wiring I'm out in the cold as far as cleaning it up and making it look good) Maybe some kind of rubber grommet to hold the black plastic wire holding thingy where it goes through the fender and how about the switch with the wires hanging there has to be away to clean that up?????

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step...


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lights....


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switch with JD green painted washer to fill in hole that was to big for the switch.



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back of ROPS

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from ROPS to hole in fender, this is were I need some help cleanning it up???


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and this shot is just plumb sloppy....is there wire covers to cover this mess and the end of the switch???

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[40Kchicks]

Wow Whiskey

That is one clean machine. Have you ever used it? Just kidding it looks great.

Eric

 

[REGISTERAGAIN]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( and this shot is just plumb sloppy....is there wire covers to cover this mess and the end of the switch???

Whiskey )</font> Buy some conduit, just like what's protecting the wires going up your rops, at any auto parts store. Would also recommend getting those wires secured to the inside fenderwell nice and snug. There are some little adhesive thingies with small tie straps at your local home improvement store that will stay forever and not require any drilling to that sexy new machine. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[soarkrebel]

registeragain has it. those thingies can sometimes be found in the cable tie section. i believe they use 3m adhesive to hold them.
you might also use some heat shrink , in black , to help.

do you use that tractor? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif