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the brake light switch on the deuce is on the airpack instead of a pedal switch like most cars use. that would be the natural tap point.
you could probably trace that wire closer to the cab. There is a CAD file around of the deuce wiring with wire numbers if that might help
multiple fans has been done with success - the head of the waterpump just sticks out too far to get a single large fan in there.
Setup i remember seeing was 3 fans. two on temp probe and the 3rd on when the AC was running.
the cleanest solution would be to alter the pump/pulley to not stick...
for just lights you can splice lines in the rear into a relay box to send 12 volt signals.
for brake actuators you will need a brake controller getting a signal from your brake lights then sending the power to the rear plug to control the brake application on the trailer.
12 volt feed to...
actually - red doesn't travel as far (has the lowest energy) but green has the least effect on your night vision and the most clarity.
i've always liked red, but have found green to be much more pleasant
if you know the correct banjo sizes you can get ss lines from summit racing and the fittings and assemble at home with basic hand tools. the ss lines have standard threaded ends that the fittings screw onto.
i did the same thing with tan cloth seats driver and passenger. there is enough room in the middle now for a full 3rd seat.
I plan to put in a jump seat that folds down to an arm rest.