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Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning - Roof Rack Mount - Bolt On - Passenger's Side - 118 Sq Ft

Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning - Roof Rack Mount - Bolt On - Passenger's Side - 118 Sq Ft

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Canvas awning swings out and around from the passenger side to the rear of your vehicle, providing 118 sq ft of shade. Easy one-person setup with integrated drop-down poles. Bolts to your Rhino-Rack Pioneer platform or crossbars with top channels. 1-800-940-8924 to order Rhino Rack car awning part number RR33200 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Rhino Rack products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning - Roof Rack Mount - Bolt On - Passenger's Side - 118 Sq Ft. Car Awning reviews from real customers.
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Rhino Rack Car Awning - RR33200

  • SUVs
  • Trucks
  • Vans
  • Roof Rack Mount
  • Rhino Rack
  • 118 Square Feet
  • Passenger Side
  • 8 Feet Wide
  • 8 Foot Extension
  • 270-Degree
  • Green

Canvas awning swings out and around from the passenger side to the rear of your vehicle, providing 118 sq ft of shade. Easy one-person setup with integrated drop-down poles. Bolts to your Rhino-Rack Pioneer platform or crossbars with top channels.


Features:

  • Roof rack awning swings out from the passenger side to the rear of your vehicle to provide 118 sq ft of shade
    • Perfect for campers, tailgaters, or tradesmen
    • Endorsed by Cancer Council Australia - provides 50+ UPF sun protection
  • Easy one-person setup - simply swing out and prop up with included poles, guy ropes, and pegs
    • Telescoping poles are permanently attached and fold down from the frame
  • Simple installation in the top channels of your roof rack crossbars or Pioneer platform
    • Fits Rhino-Rack Heavy-Duty crossbars with adapter (RR31102 - sold separately)
  • Channels in awning frame let you mount lightweight accessories, such as shovel and axe holders (sold separately)
  • Extensions and sidewalls (sold separately) let you customize your setup
  • Ripstop, polyester canvas is UV, water, and mold resistant
  • Powder coated, anodized aluminum frame and poles resist corrosion
  • Integrated PVC cover protects the awning when stowed on the roof of your vehicle
    • Conveniently stores ropes and pegs with the awning
  • Complete system includes awning, mounting hardware, 8 guy ropes, and 10 pegs
    • Also includes 2 replacement hinge knuckles
  • Olive green color


Specs:

  • Application: Rhino-Rack Pioneer platforms and most crossbars with top channels
    • Fits heavy-duty bars with available adapters (sold separately)
  • Minimum crossbar spread: 27-1/2"
  • Coverage: 118 sq ft
  • Telescoping pole height: 7'
  • Weight: 47.4 lbs
  • 1-Year limited warranty


Note: This awning is only compatible with crossbars that extend past the roof rack's legs.


Batwing diagram

Batwing installed in use

Perfect for tailgating, outdoor markets, and camping, the Rhino-Rack Batwing provides shade anywhere you take your vehicle. The awning mounts to your Rhino-Rack Pioneer platform or crossbars with top channels. It is supported by built-in telescoping poles that let a single person set it up and break it down in minutes. Made of ripstop, polyester canvas that is resistant to UV rays, water, and mold, the awning swings out 270 degrees from your passenger's side to provide you with 118 sq ft of shade. With different awning extensions (sold separately), you can expand the shade coverage or even create an enclosure around your vehicle. The Batwing's 50+ UPF protection has earned it an official endorsement by Cancer Council Australia.


Quick, One-Person Setup


Unfolds to 270 degrees

Using just one motion, the Batwing unfolds 270 degrees from your vehicle's roof to provide 118 sq ft of shade. Just unzip the storage bag, flip the integrated storage pouch containing pegs and guy ropes out of the way, and bring the awning from the side of your vehicle toward the rear. Then, use the integrated tension strap to secure the awning to the back of your roof rack.


Built-in telescoping support poles

The telescoping support poles are built into the awning, which means you don't have to attach each pole separately during setup. Simply unclasp each pole from the built-in clips on the awning and drop them into position. After this, tighten the poles to the necessary height. You can also adjust the poles to different heights to suit any type of terrain, so the awning is always steady and secure.


poles held in place by magnets

When not in use, the poles are held in place by rare earth Neodymium magnets. Just push them toward the frame and they'll automatically secure to the housing.


Secure the poles to the ground using the included metal pegs

After all the poles are set up, anchor them to the ground using the included pegs. The feet have 2 holes built in to let you drive 2 pegs into the ground at opposing sides for enhanced stability.


Hooked guy ropes for maximum tension

To bring the Batwing to maximum tension, attach the hooked guy ropes to the frame and secure them to the ground with the pegs. Using the additional tie-down point in the mid-section of the awning will allow rainwater to easily drain off. As an added benefit, the guy ropes have a bright orange color to improve visibility at night.


Tough, Durable Construction

durable construction

Strong and lightweight, the awning's ripstop, polyester canvas is waterproof, mold resistant, and UV protected. The telescoping poles and awning frame are constructed of aluminum and finished with a black powder coat, so they won't rust or fade when exposed to the weather. When not in use, all the parts are stored inside the heavy-duty PVC storage cover.


cancer council endorsement

The Batwing has earned an endorsement from Cancer Council Australia for its UV protection. It received a 50+ UPF rating during independent testing, meaning it will allow less than 2 percent of effective UV transmission.


Easy, No Drill Installation

Mounts directly to your Rhino Rack rooftop crossbars

The included mounting brackets attach to the channels on the awning's frame and mount to your Pioneer platform or crossbars with top channels. Simply slide the nuts into the channels and tighten them down.


The Batwing will install to Rhino-Rack Heavy-Duty crossbars with a hardware kit (RR33101 - sold separately). To mount it to square and round roof rack crossbars, you will need to purchase a mounting kit (sold separately).


Additional Accessories Available

The Batwing has optional extensions to provide more shade and improve your outdoor experience. All of these extensions easily install by zipping to the outer edges of the awning. And just like the Batwing, they use telescoping poles, guy ropes, and pegs to secure to the ground. They are made of durable, ripstop polycotton canvas which is waterproof, mold resistant, and UV protected.


extension examples

The Batwing can be expanded with the 48 sq ft extension (RR31101 - sold separately). With this extension, you can increase your overhead coverage or make a windbreaker or sidewall.


tapered extension examples

Using the 78-3/4 sq ft tapered extension (RR31112 - sold separately), you can either increase your coverage or form a sidewall. When you integrate 3 more tapered extensions, you can create a full enclosure around your vehicle.


integrated channels

In addition to attaching extensions to the awning, the frame itself can hold additional accessories. The awning frame is compatible with channel mount accessories, like the Rhino-Rack shovel holder (RR43103 - sold separately). These accessories attach to the frame using the same channels you use to mount the awning to your roof rack.




33200 Batwing Sunshade Awning for Rhino-Rack Crossbars - Right - 118 Sq Ft

Replaces RR31200

Installation Details RR33200 Installation instructions



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Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning - Roof Rack Mount - Bolt On - Passenger's Side - 118 Sq Ft - RR33200

Average Customer Rating:  4.8 out of 5 stars   (52 Customer Reviews)

Canvas awning swings out and around from the passenger side to the rear of your vehicle, providing 118 sq ft of shade. Easy one-person setup with integrated drop-down poles. Bolts to your Rhino-Rack Pioneer platform or crossbars with top channels.

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Love this awning! I installed a Batwing awning on a RAM Promaster High Roof van. Had to purchase extended legs for it so they will reach the ground. It is great to be able to be protected from the elements at both the side and the back of the van and while moving between side and back.
Some things to be aware of:
1) At least one ladder is needed for opening and closing the awning in this high-roof situation. And it is best to do it with 2 people.
2. With the crossbars mounted on the vehicle's standard middle and rear mounting posts, the awning does not completely cover the sliding door. The front 24 to 30" or so of the door is exposed. If the crossbars are mounted to the front and middle mounting points, most of the sliding door will be covered, but the awning will not extend as far out on the rear.
3. Rain will come through between the side of the van and the awning. The crossbars need to be shifted as far to the driver's side as possible in order to minimize the gap between the side of the van and the awning.
4. The height of these vans makes the awning even more susceptible to being pulled up by wind gusts. Make sure the awning is secured to the ground. This is another reason why it is best to open the awning with 2 people.



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This is the one piece of camping gear that once it's set up people just come by and say "whoah".
First off, it's huge and the amount of coverage it gives is amazing and makes single panel awnings just look silly in comparison. I love how easy it is to set-up which makes it a no-brainer whether or not to deploy it, always yes.
Here's a few tips after using it for a year...
If it's windy at all stake it down and if you have a buddy to help with setup all the better. These things are like giant sails and I've snapped a few of the hinge pieces due to big gusts and not staking it down. The GOOD news is that the hinges are designed to snap under load (instead of the more expensive arms) and are easily replaceable and you can do it with basic hand tools by yourself so keep the spares they give you in the stake pouch.
You can extend the coverage with the zip-on panels ...or just get some spring clamps and attach a sheet/tarp/towel/whatever for the extra shade.
I had someone come up and chat me up about the awning and he asked this simple question, "if you had to do it over would you buy this one again?". 100% yes.



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I was looking for an awning that covered the tailgate of my truck bed and I already had an awning that hung of the side of my truck so instead of buying a second small one I sold off my existing side awning and purchased the Batwing. I had read great reviews about the previous model and was confident that the new one would be even better.

When the awning arrived I was very disappointed just by looking at the packaging. It looked like it had been thrown around whenever it was handled and had several punctures in the cardboard box. It also had a ton of extra tape on the ends as if it had been opened before or fell out during shipment. After opening up the box I was relieved that there was not any significant damage to the awning itself.

Ok on to the awning itself...
During initial setup in my driveway I was wowed at how easy everything was to setup by myself. I love how the poles are held in place to the mounting plate with magnets and to deploy it all you have to do is grab the top one, pull it away and the rest of them release on their own. Another thing I love about the Batwing is that the vertical support legs are built into the awning itself. They deploy and pack away very easily. I did not stake it down or guy it out during this test setup. The awning comes with hardware and brackets to mount onto your roof rack though you may need different hardware depending on what rack you have. The coverage this awning provides is just what I wanted and it's features make it well worth the investment.

One thing I would change is I wish the cover was fully zippered instead of 90% zippered with a Velcro closure at the back end. The hinge is exposed and water runs inside and gets the awning wet. I live in the Pacific northwest and a little bit of rain has found it's way to the front of the awning.



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I've had the Rhino Rack Batwing for 1 year now and it has held up to many weather scenarios. From blistering sun to pounding rain and wind, it hasn't failed me yet. Every trip we go on, people are amazed at it's size and simplicity. And they're even more impressed by how affordable it is versus a conventional awning. I have been very impressed with the quality of this product and would promote it to anyone looking for an 8 foot awning.



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We received the Batwing Awning last week and immediately went to set it up. The packaging leaves a bit to be desired as it is mostly just the awning inside a box with no real protection. But ours arrived just fine. The installation supplies came in a separate box which for some reason wasn't delivered the same day. Not a huge deal but a bit of a bummer. We ordered the optional Yakima round bar install kit as well.

Installation is pretty simple and quick. The installation manual is a bit convoluted and not super clear in my opinion but really looking at the parts it is pretty easy to figure out how it installs. We installed the "L" brackets to the rack first using the Yakima mounting kit. We left the u-bolt a bit loose so the brackets could move a bit. From there, there are 4 t-bolts that slide in channels so we slide those in. Now for lifting the actual Batwing, it will depend both on your size and vehicle. We used two people and it was easy. We left one end on the ground and lifted the other till we could installed on of the t-bolts. From there one of us lifted the other end up and the second person slide the bolts to where they needed to be and installed the nuts. Then it was just a matter of tightening everything down. We did snug the t-bolts down and then loosened them a half turn which left the batwing slide in the tracks for positioning.

One thing to note with the mounting. There is only one spot for the U-bolt to go through the "L" bracket. Depending on how your bars are setup you might not have all that much adjustment possibly as to how far out the batwing will be. On our bars there is only about 2.5 inches of bar and then the Yakima "feet" that mount the bar to the trailer. The L bracket and u-bolt are such a design that we had to mount it to those 2.5" which has the batwing approx. 1" over the edge of the trailer. We would have liked to have it recessed over the trailer but the Yakima feet prevent this. This isn't a problem with the batwing but just something to consider.

After we had the batwing mounted we decided to open it up. If you have watched a video....it really is that easy. Undo the end Velcro flap, unzip, and flip the cover over. Then just grab the front and pull the bar out. Then just start walking it out and it opens right up. It does sag quite a bit and I wouldn't leave it unsupported for long. Or if its windy I would consider doing one section at a time and staking it down before opening it up more. Once its open pull down the support leg and set it to the height desired. The legs are just tall enough to clear the rear hatch on our teardrop. Our teardrop is a "off-road" model and does sit a bit higher so regular height teardrops would have no issue. To put it away its pretty much the opposite. Though we started at the far end, folded the leg up, then moved to the next pole. Putting the Batwing away was overall simple and easy. The magnets hold the poles in well enough. We got it to zip the first try though it was a bit tight. When rolling the material to put it away try to spread it out instead of letting it bunch up in one spot. Overall for our first time setup/deployment took around 5 minutes and putting it away took about the same. Future times should be quicker.

Of note is to make sure you stake it down and use the guy-wires if its at all windy. We didn't for the driveway setup and a slight gust (around 10mph) was enough to lift one section up for a moment. it does act like a big sail so just make sure to have it properly secured if its going to be windy.

As for use, it provides a lot of cover. Especially for shade! For rain protection it will work well. Though you might end up with less "space" if the rain isn't straight down.

On our teardrop the edge by the door barely goes past the door so any sort of wind could most likely blow rain on the door. Same at the last section it barely covers the rear drivers corner so again it might not fully protect against rain. But it still does provide a lot of coverage. We do plan to get one of the available wall sections to attach for if we do need rain protection.

We are very pleased with both the quality and the ease of use of the Batwing. We recommend it!



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Overall, a great build. Installed easily. Pairs really nicely with the Pioneer Platform. I've read some other concerns about how the back end doesn't seal up tight from water when storing. This is true, but unless you are parked with a forward slant, the water should stay out of the unit or dry out fairly quickly. The ease of setup and overall coverage of the batwing design is superb.



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We just got back from our second long trip out west and I didn't want to give a review of the awning until we returned.

To be honest I'm not happy with the Rhino awning.

For starters the cover leaks badly. After every rain I need to open, drain and let dry to prevent mold.

The front of the support has already cracked. This doesn't effect operation but is disappointing.

The legs of the awning supports have also have broken and no longer adjust, not sure if I caused this or they have just seized in one of the pole sections.

The awning can not be set up in the lightest of wind unless it's fully staked out with guy lines. Doesn't sound like a big deal but negates the advantage of setting it up quickly, a $50 big box store awning can be set up as quick.

For the price it's not worth the cool factor and I wouldn't recommend to a friend for purchase.

Hope this helps



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Fast shipping and great communication. I bought my crossbars from etrailer.com and came back for the awning. They were cheaper than [another company], too.

Item arrived early and well packaged. Got to install it today and everything worked and the awning deployed well. Would recommend and would buy from etrailer again.

Tracey

8/29/2022

Still recommend etrailer but would NEVER recommend the Batwing awning or Rhino Rack again. The awning was cheaply made and did not withstand even a mild breeze without ripping their supplied guy lines and stakes out of the ground and flipping the awning over my car - breaking two arms and scratching my paint. Its a giant, cheap sail attached to your car and The entire design is flawed for exactly that outcome and Rhino Rack knows it. Their customer support was a big finger. They did, however point me to replacement parts that would quickly add up to the cost of the awning. I will NEVER buy Rhino Rack products again and advise anyone reading this to look for alternatives. You are now buying their name and not any kind of quality or support. I sold my awning 2 months after buying it for a loss, but I was very happy to see that POS go. These 270 awnings are a great idea, but shop for a better one. Dont be me. Spend a bit more and get a better product.



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Everything about this transaction was amazing. Great price, super fast shipping and the product was perfect.



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Much improved over the previous Foxwing. It’s stable in strong winds if guyed out properly, love the integrated poles and guy and stake stowage
Recommend the tapered extensions with this, creates great wind/ rain barrier and additional privacy and covered living space.
Disappointed in the bag design. It leaks while stowed allowing the awning fabric to stay wet and mildew.



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LOVE LOVE LOVE this awning!! It's absolutely perfect for what we wanted on the trailer! We use it for dog shows and wanted to ensure the dogs had shade all day and this means we don't have to take crates out of the trailer and move them around. It wraps down the side and fully across the back of the trailer giving them shade all day long!! We purchased a couple of extra side panels so that in the rain we could extend over our side door or down the back door of the trailer.

This is by far tied for the BEST INVESTMENT we have made into the trailer (solar panels)! Easy open for just my wife to use when she travels alone. And we get a ton of compliments on it too! The cost was super affordable considering the price of a regular roll out awning was the same so this was a much better deal! Shipping and contacting the company was a breeze!!



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Upgraded the camper van



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The Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning is amazing. It is easy to set up and will provide lots of shade at those hot camping sites. We were going to take it back east when our country got shut down. Hope to take it out this summer.



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This review is directed more toward doing business with etrailer rather than reviewing the product itself. Although I'm sure the awning will not disappoint after reading too many positive reviews. I'm an active duty Coast Guard member serving in Southeast Alaska in a remote island where shipping is a nightmare more often than not. I contacted RhinoRack directly for this awning and asked about shipping. RhinoRack responded with saying shipping to Southeast Alaska would be $600!!! It was a pleasure doing business with etrailer. They were able to save me lots of money, and kept me informed on my purchase and shipping information. The item arrived on time and in great condition. Thank you for your help and support etrailer!



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I live in a semi arid region of Southern California, so shade is pretty crucial for me. Since I intend to do solo trips in my Honda Element, I shopped around for an awning that looked easy to deploy solo, and the Batwing was it. It’s not installed yet, since etrailer’s shipping was so fast, it actually got here before all the parts for my roof rack were delivered!



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Staff are very helpful and informative. I will definitely order from them again when I need any other equipment. Thanks etrailer



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Absolutely the best addition to my NuCamp Tag Boondock travel trailer. I got the idea from Josh St John. I highly recommend this addition....it is a requirement for your Tag. The cost of the awning is far outweighed by the benefit.



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Fast delivery! Great product and very easy to use website! I will be an etrailer return customer!



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Awesome product! My wife and I love it!



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Definitely the awning to get for the smaller SUVs. Deploys easily for one person. Was also easy to install.


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    I spoke with my contact at Rhino-Rack regarding the ability to open the trunk door on your 4Runner with the Batwing Awning # RR33200 installed. My contact coincidentally has a 4Runner herself with the Batwing installed and said she is able to open the hatch and leave it open without a problem. She did say that the door won't open completely (about 90 percent of the way) as the awning will prevent it from opening all the way but this does not affect its function or risk damage in any way....
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  • Does Rhino Rack Batwing Awning Fit Rhino Rack Crossbars that Fit Camper Shells
    I checked out all of the Rhino Rack roof racks that fit the top of a camper shell and they all have channels on the tops of the crossbars so the Rhino Rack Batwing Awning part # RR33200 would fit and work well.
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  • Is Batwing Awning Tapered Extension for the Top or the Sides of the Awning
    The answer is yes, the Tapered Extension # RR27RW for Batwing Awnings # RR33100 and # RR33200 can be used to cover more surface area or as sides to the initial awning so it essentially turns into a large tent covering. Attached is a review video as well as a photo to give you more insight!
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  • Installation Recommendation For The Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning On A Sunray Sport 129
    The Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning # RR33200 requires crossbars that extend past the feet in order to mount. The standard crossbars on a Sunray Sport 129 typically don't have any overhang. The L-brackets connect to the base of the awning and can be used to slide into T-Slots, like can be seen at the 4:30 minute mark of the attached video below. If you do have the steel crossbars like a referenced above the easiest way to attach this awning would be to drill holes in the feet of the rack and...
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  • Recommended Awning For A 2020 Toyota Tundra With A Leer SX100 Camper Shell
    Since you have Rhino Rack Aerobars you could use a roof rack mounted awning like the Rhino-Rack Sunseeker Awning # RR32133 you were looking at and just slide the mounting brackets into the track on your Aerobars. This specific awning is 6' 11" Wide so you'll be able to leave it facing the back of the truck without being too wide for the road. Another option would be to use the Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning # RR33100 (driver's side) or # RR33200 (passenger's side). This awning will mount in...
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  • What Tracks and Crossbars do You Recommend for an Awning on My Leer XR Camper Shell?
    We definitely have some great options. However, if you are looking to minimize components on your Leer XR cap on your 2017 Toyota Tundra, we unfortunately do not carry any awning systems that mount directly to tracks. With that being said, we do have awnings that attach directly to crossbars themselves. For the crossbars and tracks, I recommend the Rhino-Rack Aero Bar Roof Rack for Camper Shells - 59" Long # Y02-490B. This system comes with 63 inch tracks that mount to your Leer XR with...
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  • Replacement Support Arm Assembly For Rhino Rack Batwing Awning
    We carry the Replacement Support Arm Assembly # RR33BY which is also referred to as a spar pole. This is only available as an assembly and not separately for only the poles. This fits both the Rhino-Rack Batwing Awning # RR33100 and # RR33200
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  • Length of Batwing Awning When Folded
    I reached out to a representative of Rhino Rack who told me that when folded, zipped up and sitting on the rack, the Batwing Awning # RR33200 measured just slightly over 98 inches. So you were correct that it was very close to 8 feet (96 inches) long!
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