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#114396 02/26/03 06:25 PM
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Sent to Joe Tedesco by Robert S. LeRoy:

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I ran across this piece of work in Taos, New Mexico last summer. Note the innovative use of disconnects for saddle bags. And to think we don't know what to do with all those old parts! I can see a whole new market opening up for us professional electricians. Wonder how to cost out the installation?

Robert S. LeRoy
Lakeland, Florida

#114397 02/26/03 06:30 PM
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Don't these have to be 3R?

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#114398 02/26/03 08:25 PM
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Doesn't Joe already have another thread going about missing information in switches?

#114399 02/26/03 08:54 PM
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now,what size fuses do we need to install to start this baby up... [Linked Image]

#114400 02/26/03 09:26 PM
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On newer models the doors are interlocked so that you can't start the bike unless the covers are closed.

#114401 02/26/03 09:35 PM
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Are these switchboxes rated for outdoor use? [Linked Image]

#114402 02/27/03 12:35 AM
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Why, there's Harley anything left of that bike. Perhaps the thing can be recycled.

Couldn't resist...

#114403 02/27/03 01:00 AM
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That resembles my work truck. [Linked Image]

#114404 02/27/03 07:44 PM
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Joe- that looks like your old bike!

#114405 02/27/03 11:26 PM
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Hey, Is that thing an electric starter? What is the size of the extension cord that is needed for that?


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