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think how "not 40 below zero" it is.

HUH! i think i'd like to get one just to see it whatup... see what someone thunk up!

thx mark. so it is possible without special tools. will stick that data in my back pocket for lates. but i guess i would need to find someone with small hands, too. mine sure dont fit in there, and neither do any of my wrenches. oh well... good thing there's a gr8 work around.

ok.. but... i want one, too! where's the web page? i've never seen an aluminum bucket anywhere online. help!

glynn, i'd sure like to see a website selling those. do you know where one is? the one you posted there is just more polycarbonate housings.

oh wait - you mean the "bucket"? the things i showed that are black? not the lights - right?

what is an autoejector? sounds like something i could use. where do you get one?

the housings are aluminum???!!! here's what i see at their site: "Lens and housing assemblies constructed of impact resistant polycarbonate" http://www.truck-lite.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&productId=24204&langId=-1 these are diff...

mine are new. the led is just a replacement module so i can do that later. 1st gotta get'm installed, right after all my emergencies.

here's what's going into my pinz and my tundra's camper:

you can get cameras that look just like the head of a phillips head screw. great picture, too.

DUDE (and i reserve that expletive for very special occasions),

that is great thinking.

I MIGHT HAVE TO DO THAT TO MY GAS FILLER TUBE.

HEY WIZARDS!
glad to hear someone thinks it's easy... how do you replace that switch??!!

do you have a larger version of that?

dave, my switching that switch to a mechanical limit switch activated by the pedal arm was initiated by my stock switch failing and being in such a difficult location to replace. my switch now works great and was easy to create. i'll judge myself on this one, by the outcome, kiss principle applied. ...

glynn and dave,

i think glynn is talking about what "SIDE" of his TRUCK. like where should he install the outlet/inlet.

that inverter is the kind i use. it's wired and ready to go already. just add wire and outlets.