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why is the harness so expensive? It looks pretty simple and cheap to make, im not saying i could make one but ive had a some electrical classes and i dont think it would be to bad.
The price is where it's at, because of the quality of materials used within the harness's. These harness's are not cheap to make, because I don't skimp on any of the components used. 95% of all the components within these harness's are products of the United States of America, not cheap imported stuff. The wire is USA made 12 gauge marine grade wire, the shrink tubing is american made, the electrical tape used is american made, the conduit is american made, the ring terminals are american made, and the list goes on! When you purchase one of my harness's, you know that your getting a high quality product that is going to perform exactly how it's described too, and will last the life of the truck and then some; guarenteed!
Lol everybody has to make a living somehow man.....if he did it any cheaper it probably wouldnt be worth his time and effort
oh, well i didnt know if it was his living or not. But if it is then thats more understandable.
why is the harness so expensive? It looks pretty simple and cheap to make, im not saying i could make one but ive had a some electrical classes and i dont think it would be to bad.
Lol everybody has to make a living somehow man.....if he did it any cheaper it probably wouldnt be worth his time and effort
oh, well i didnt know if it was his living or not. But if it is then thats more understandable.
They aren't that expensive? The actual harness is a good deal for what you get.
When you buy a harness from someone like Baron remember what all you're getting.
Quality made product with TONS of positive feed back from people with the exact same truck as yours.
A product that has been tested time and time again and is proven to work.
A guarantee. If the harness has a problem, that's on Baron's shoulders.
When you buy the product, you're not just buying materials. Your buying materials, Baron's time, his liability, his R&D. When you make a product, you've got to pay for the raw materials, you've got an overhead for electricity, heat, and tooling, because I'm sure he's not making them outside in his front yard, and you've got to pay insurance incase anything happens as a result of that product.
When you look at it that way, the price of the harness is one hell of a deal!