Sydwayz

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I have these two circuit breakers under my rear seat. I was a little worried about having something hit them when running, and cutting power to something I needed.

I took a small tupperware container, and mounted the lid to the bulkhead, and the cup, sticks into the lid, over the switches. By painting the inside, you also do not know what the hell it is if you were snooping.

Sydwayz

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Iggy

Cool idea!
Not only does it stop anyone from accidently shutting them off but it also keeps water out.

Thanks Sydwayz you gave me an idea.
I too have a circuit breaker panel unde the rear seat. It's much bigger, more switches, but I'm always afriad of getting them wet.
If you don't mind I'll "borrow" you idea and find a container large enough to cover mine and install it same as yours. I think I'd drill a small vent hole facing the deck to keep condensation from forming inside.

Sydwayz

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My pleasure; that's why I posted. There is a little gap in mine for breathing.

C_Spray

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Great idea! I got the he!! beat out of me last year when I made a 70-mile run to Baltimore in snotty weather with no (zero) tab or drive trim capability. Once we got there, we did some research and found an "Accessory" breaker under the rear seat that had been tripped by a wayward bottle of oil. (It should have been labeled "Essential $hit".) Never really appreciated how much trim matters until that day....

bajabob38

You should have left when you were suppose to

Phknlwyr

I can't tell whether you are the Heloise of OSO or the Martha Stewart of OSO.

Sydwayz

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Have any of you noticed how Kevin can turn a thread into mumbo-jumbo in no time?

Phknlwyr

Thank you. I'm glad you noticed.

ragtop409

NO, but I think it is time he gets a new avitar. He has had the one FOREVER! Rag's