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I wonder if it would be better for the sticker above the windshield to be reversed so that it reads correctly when viewed in the rearview mirror.
 
I wonder if it would be better for the sticker above the windshield to be reversed so that it reads correctly when viewed in the rearview mirror.
It can definitely be done that way, it would just have to be custom ordered. This sticker was included with my order so I figured I would give it a try and even see if looked out of place. I can so hear some of my buddies saying "What the hell does ROMERT mean" Ha! Thanks buddy!
 
I need to get a knife mount for under the seat like yours!
It is a handy little mount.

 
It is a handy little mount.

I like that too!!! How does the knife mount? Pardon my ignorance!
 
I like that too!!! How does the knife mount? Pardon my ignorance!
no ignorance at all. The metal items (Leatherman, mag, cop tool) are held on with magnetic mounts and knife sheath is held on with double sided tape and heavy duty velcro.

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@Rodd187 I just spent the last hour looking over all your mods. Very nice! Do you have a link to the custom Tremor badges you used to replace the Husky floor mat badge? I searched Etsy but could only find a seller that sold these with an orangish color to them (which wasn't doing it for me).
 
@Rodd187 I just spent the last hour looking over all your mods. Very nice! Do you have a link to the custom Tremor badges you used to replace the Husky floor mat badge? I searched Etsy but could only find a seller that sold these with an orangish color to them (which wasn't doing it for me).
Thank you @TIME, I appreciate you buddy! It took me forever to find someone to do those but here is the link of the ETSY company I used. Hope that helps!

 
Thank you @TIME, I appreciate you buddy! It took me forever to find someone to do those but here is the link of the ETSY company I used. Hope that helps!

Thank you! Keep up the good work and Happy Thanksgiving!
 
Gate remote relocate complete! This is exactly why I love this forum as I did not even know this was possible and now thanks to @BigBlueTremor, I was able to remove the remote from my visor on my truck and my side x side.

Very easy process, I used a multimeter set on resistance/continuity to locate which of the switch connections were open when the remote button was idle and then closed when the remote button was pressed. I used some garage door wire I had in the shop to solder to these connectors to allow for a momentary remote switch to be added. After drilling a small hole in the back of the remote case for the wire to pass though it was as simple as finding a location for the momentary switch in the truck and attaching the wire to this switch. Could not be any happier with this very easy and cheap modification. Thank you @BigBlueTremor!
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And thern here is a pic of my Mule
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Congrats on your TOTM win!
 
@Rodd187 , how did you wire the NOCO genius 10A charger and block heater? Did you plug them to a NOCO 2-plug? I was thinking two separate NOCO plugs on each side of the bumper.
Good morning @Briski, these are great questions and I am afraid my answers are going to be relatively boring. So the 10A charger is directly connected to the passenger battery and the plug for this is simply laying down the passenger side between the passenger fender and Banks air filter. I don't use this very often but I will connect it when the truck sits for an extended period of time or I am working on it and worried I am draining the battery.

So the block heater is directly attached to the NOCO single plug. You could use the NOCO 2 plug but where I live, I don't really need the block heater very often at all and definitely don't want to run the heater every time I charge the batteries. (maybe a totally different story for you in CO). I did think about putting an additional plug on the driver's side but if I recall, I wasn't sure there was as much clearance. If it fits, this would be the way to go if you use both often and separately. Thank you for the kind words my friend!
 
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