Not sure what that means. The orientation of the light is completely independent of the orientation of the bracket.
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Not sure what that means. The orientation of the light is completely independent of the orientation of the bracket.
I tried adding a "mute wife" switch. Not only did it not work, it seemed to serve as an amplifier of the existing defect.Assigned all my switches
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Yea I left that offI tried adding a "mute wife" switch. Not only did it not work, it seemed to serve as an amplifier of the existing defect.
Well Thank God Im not a mall ratYou are not going to have the breakover angle needed to crush the mall parking lot!!!
Your Bronco looks awesome, Jeff!New wheels and tires. Bronco only had 2800 miles on it. But was time for a change.
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Your Bronco looks great, Rick! Thanks for sharing.Slapped on the Alu-Cab Shadow Awning in preparation for the Idaho BDR next week.
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WHEN THE FORD BOT RESPONDS TO YOUR POST!β¦Your Bronco looks great, Rick! Thanks for sharing.
These are beautiful photos, Joe! We hope you had an awesome time!Went out for a picnic with a view:
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What does it look like folded up? I am having a hard time finding a 270 that doesn't need poles down that looks okay on the side.Slapped on the Alu-Cab Shadow Awning in preparation for the Idaho BDR next week.
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This is the OVS 270 Lite on Amazon. It does not require the legs to be down. I have them down, trying it out for the first time and I installed some led strips across the top bars which extended down the legs.What does it look like folded up? I am having a hard time finding a 270 that doesn't need poles down that looks okay on the side.