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    Deuce Antenna mount

    This is the convoy light kit. http://www.tnjmurray.com/forsale_photos/M35%20convoy%20light%20kit.jpg The mount pictured on the first post is the antenna pole mount. They are different.
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    Deuce Antenna mount

    I havent been holding out on anything.. The TM's are on the internet and some are here..TB 11–5820–890–20–8 The mount that is pictured, thats the 100% correct as per the TM going back 10-15 years way to mount the antenna.. My opinion on them, it puts it up WAY TOO HIGH... Might be good...
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    Deuce Antenna mount

    Consider this: That mount is already high in the air. Now add an antenna to it... Your gonna hit some overhead electric wires, and well, while theoretically the antenna should be able to take the voltage............ I mounted mine on the front fender, the height is much lower and I havent...
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