Which Switch Mounting Mounting Panel for Bulldog Winch BDW20261 Rocker Switch.

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I am going to order BDW20261. Since I have to modify mounting, should I order BDW20265 of BDW20263? Thank you.

asked by: K S

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Expert Reply:

The mounting panels for the Bulldog # BDW20261 rocker switch are designed so that they can be used individually or ganged up one next to the other. Since you're installing a single switch, use # BDW20265. If you were mounting several together, one next to the other, you'l use # BDW20264 on the ends and # BDW20263 in the center.

expert reply by: Mike L

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