Help me ID this thingamajigger

[suv7734]

Hey all the people I met in canada on our trip 2 years ago were very nice and helpful, I rebuilt my **** leece neville alternator in an electric shop in lethbridge and the guy wouldnt take any money except for parts.. They were busy and he just asked what I did for a living and then took me to the shop and said "theres the tools, parts are on that rack". Just like southern hospitality, HEEEEEYYY maybe there are rednecks in canada.

Gotta love Southern hospitality!
I've spent a lot of time with people in many different areas and it has always been a great experience for me. A big catfish fry in the bus garage with hush puppies in Georgia, biscuits and gravy and home made corn bread in Arkansas... It's awesome; but us Canucks aren't bad either

 

[mankypro]

The tuthill only pulls 20a according to the label. Thought I'd go 25a.

manky,
I use that exact relay/solenoid to run power to my rv battery to charge it, very trouble free. I would clean up the wiring a bit and use it as a power switch to your bed tank with a toggle on the dash, that way you can kill the power so someone doesnt steal your fuel, you are going to need a 50 amp breaker for that pump IIRC.

 

[typ4]

Believe me no complaints from me or the wife, cant wait to take a camping trip up there again and visit you guys.

yea manky that will work, might have a 30 on hand just in case, and those little square ones go bad so have 2.

 

[snatchal]

I have that same solenoid feeding power to my boss plow pump.

 

[Agnem]

My vote is for a plow or dump bed.

 

[RedTruck]

I actually had that same setup on my pickup, only it fired the headlights...only the dims, not brights

Paul

 

[mankypro]

Given all the miscellaneous plugs I've found wired into harnesses under the hood I'm fairly sure this was for either a plow or a camper. Thanks for the help folks.

Little by little I'll get it all cleaned up under that hood.