Skoolie Crossing Light Removal | Skoolie Build Series
Channel: Bussy McBusface
Date: 2019-05-30

It was time for us to remove and patch up our Skoolie crossing lights before the monsoon thunderstorms begin! We took out the lights, welded in a sheet metal disc, then used bondo to fill the seams. We can't decide whether we want to put the original metal "eyebrows" back on (with new lights), or do something totally different... stick around to see what we decide!
We also took care of a few little "unfinished bussyness" details with the wiring inside the bus, and Mike did some re-wiring of the back exterior lights. Now we have upper & lower turn-signal lights, and upper & lower brake lights as well. FYI, the brake light switch is operated by an air pressure switch, not a mechanical switch - that's why the bus has to be running for the brake lights to work! 

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Products in this video:

(Tool used for cutting metal discs): 
Nibbler Cutter Drill Attachment Double Head Metal Sheet- Wrench and Parts ,Tool Black Set
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Sperry Instruments VD7504GFI DualCheck 2-in-1 Non-Contact Voltage Detector + GFCI Outlet Circuit Analyzer, 360° Visual & Audible Indicators, 50-1000V AC, 250 lb. Crush Rating
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Hobart 500554 Handler 190 MIG Welder 230V
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Music in this video by Epidemic Sound:

"We Should Start Right Now" by Loving Caliber featuring Emmi

Everything we use to make these videos:
   * Canon Vixia G20
   * Sony ECM-c650 Shotgun Microphone
   * Go-Pro Hero 5 Black
   * Adobe Premiere 2019
   * Music from Epidemic Sound  https://www.epidemicsound.com/

About Us:
Hi! We are Mike & Kerry, the proud owners of  a 1996 Bluebird rear engine (pusher), 40' school bus! We named her Bussy McBusface in honor of the RRS Boaty McBoatface travesty. 
We're building a Tiny-Home-in-a-Bus for full-time living in the most adventure-friendly way possible! In other words, Bussy will not be parked in our driveway, waiting for weekend or holiday getaways... when we finish the build, we'll be packing everything we're keeping into the bus and driving away from this old house forever!  
We plan to be boondocking the majority of the time, so you'll see that reflected in our choices throughout the build (100 gallon water tank, composting toilet, solar power system, etc).  We'd love to have you stick around and follow us on our journey, throughout the Skoolie Build, and to Infinite Adventures Beyond!

Mike & Kerry