billybovine
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I agree it's a dumb spot. But if you run an extension from there to the hitch close to the ball, but not close enough to get pinched. Then if and when you remove the hitch. The wire extension can be unplugged easily.
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I agree it's a dumb spot. But if you run an extension from there to the hitch close to the ball, but not close enough to get pinched. Then if and when you remove the hitch. The wire extension can be unplugged easily.
WARWAGON
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That's a good thought. That's why I'm going with it.[emoji106][emoji887]
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billybovine
Active member
Just keep in mind the movement in the swing arm. Make sure the wire is long enough at full droop. If you want to check that. Jack up the rear from the frame.
WARWAGON
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Figured that's why dealer stopped at underside of bag.
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