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In all seriousness, dude: Thanks for your service. Vietnam vets definitely caught the short end of the straw. I entered the Army in 1976, just after Vietnam wound down. I served with a lot of Vietnam veterans, and watched how others were treated in public and private. Talk about the "forgotten generation"...
How was the wiring for this? Easy?Diode Dynamics light, works great and comes out in less than 1 minute but I'm lazy. Bike rack is in minimum 3 times a week summertime and trailer few time a month. I'm gonna use the harness to trigger some rigid reverse lights from my old truck.
This would be great for someone who does not use the hitch.
https://www.diodedynamics.com/hitch...iHEaY0MkKOSUS9d9lgJl2fDHix58ACW0aArkWEALw_wcB
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Plug and play. Less than one minute. Mine will be on market place soon. Found another way to wire up my other lightsHow was the wiring for this? Easy?
Not only that, but leaving it in place can have unintended consequences. With my last vehicle, I used to only put my ball mount in when I was going to tow my boat. After a while, I just left it in.I have one, but I do NOT leave it in the receiver. I keep it under the back seat. I have busted my shins one too many times on that darn thing! It hurts. A LOT!
I'm building a "T" bar to go up to hold a canoeI was going to just buy one of those rubber stoppers but figured I'd ping this enthusiast community to see if there was anything cooler insteadThank you in advance!
What's hard to supply is so many of them because the small truck is so practical that everyone wants one. If it wasn't so great there wouldn't be the demand and they would be easy to get.The question is what does Ford have in it that makes it so hard to supply?
I have a hitch safe now...But Ill keep an eye out for it when it goes up for sale.Plug and play. Less than one minute. Mine will be on market place soon. Found another way to wire up my other lights
Thank you for your service
FTG2 (1971-75)MM2 here!