That would probably work well. It is portable/rechargeable and you can use it plugged in. Clip it under the hood and it's out of the way.
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I have several headlamps and the new LED strips for the lift but haven't used them yet. Relacing the rear shocks on the Dart this week so I will see how the lift lights work.............................
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Had a more primitive variety at the rock farm. It was quite handy until it slid off my gourd guard and got run through the crusher 
That's the one my buddy has and the one that makes shadows right where your hands are working. I would have one but also have the magnetic base folding LED to position. So 2 lights. This is similar to mine....
A mechanic I watch on YouTube uses and abuses it, no issues................
I just got to thinking, this is going to be a busy summer. If (when) I buy the 64 I will have to sell the 66. I have a whole bunch of extra parts to sell which can be a big job. Hoppy is lucky that most of the ignition parts he sells go in a padded envelope or a small box. I might as well start clearing things out while I can so my kids won't have to deal with it someday. (hopefully not soon)
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Just happen to see this in HF catalog. Tubing mounting bracket.
Bushings for 1", 1 1/2", 1 3/4", 2" tubing
Lynda uses this headlamp when she does ear cleaning so she can see well inside of your ear canals. Somebody sent it to her from America and she wants another one so I have a couple of them on my Amazon cart. Looks like I'd like to have one too.
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looks like a common and easy to replace charging cord if necessary, USB to microUSB?
Andy has a nice LED headlamp I used when we did his softener install. Way handy for sure.
I think so
Went to a 1-year-old's birthday party the other night. 75% of the people there were adults. Started out benign enough, but when they started serving the food, all of the adult men started drinking a lot of beer and hooch. Think I drank eight or so and still drove the motorbike home about 5 miles.
Just a for fun question. 115 volt or 230 where you are?
A big ol' pot of shrimp/prawns. I would have to brush up on my peeling skils.
Morning
Hey Ray whatta' you say.
No idea what's up today!
Good morning all. Gloomy here today so I decided to go over and check out the meeting for the local Mopar group. I’m not quite sure what to expect. I am hoping they are as friendly and dysfunctional as you guys are. I will let you all know how it goes.
We hear frogs in the lake usually by now, heard them a couple weeks back when it warmed up but they've been pretty quiet lately
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Good luck Betty. Hope it's a good connection
Have them down in the river bottom already
Same here nada, Did order fish again since it went dry last year!
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