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Old 13-07-17, 03:30
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Bruce.

Thanks for the pictures. I'm wondering if that sliding rail setup may have been used to some extent for the Wire-3 mounting?
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Old 14-07-17, 00:25
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Thanks for the pictures. I'm wondering if that sliding rail setup may have been used to some extent for the Wire-3 mounting?
I have no idea. In both the similar and contemporary 2K1 and HUW trucks the chorehorse mount was set up for quick removal so it's reasonable to expect the WIRE-3 mount did too.
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