Where to Mount Extang e-Light 500 LED Utility Light on Extang Tonneau Cover

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I received this light as a promo with the 2.0 Solid Fold tonneau cover...it says I can mount it on the tail panel bow....whats the bow?

asked by: Bill

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Expert Reply:

The bow refers to the channel that should be on the underside of the rearmost panel on your Extang tonneau cover. This provides a really convenient mounting location for the Extang e-Light 500 # EX415 that allows for a bright truck bed and protection from the elements.

I have attached a couple images to clarify this mounting location as well.

expert reply by: Chris R

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