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  1. 05-23-2010 10:29 PM #3
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    The way my Son Dan did his fuse panel was to put it on a hinged panel that you can drop down to access the fuses. It's always tough laying on your back trying to change a fuse or fix some wiring issue. With this setup you just pull the panel down and it is right where you can see everything on the fuse block.

    Sorry for the huge pictures, he takes all of his in the large size and I have no idea how to resize them.

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