B-100 Automatic Headlight Housing And Wiring
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Hoppy Rabbit, in Wheel Horse Electrical
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I hope everyone is staying safe and staying healthy. If not, i pray that you or whoever is afflicted be healed soon.
I hope to learn a lot from the forums and hopefully can use some of you young whipper snappers for your brains (ideas, how to's and such). Lol. Btw i am only 30, much respect for the older generation(s)!
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Best off is this .311 amp draw per light or .625 per set! .
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