The switch (not shown) isn't present either. Bummer. I'll be alright because I got the light for free! I'm thinking of putting it on the rear of my SMTA so I can actually see the plow when plowing at night.
I think I understand what happens once the power is inside, but how does it get there?
Edit - I think I get it! There are TWO screws. One on the outside and one on the inside. You use the fork or round loop connectors and the brass threaded thing sends the power inside.
2 174-211 SCREW SLOTTED SCREW, no. 8-32 x 5/16" round head (Cadmium plated) (Same as 37536H)
This post was edited by sflem849 at 14:10:36 03/03/11 2 times.
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