Can The Big Adjustment Screw Be Removed From The Rear View Safety Windshield Mount Arm?

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Does the 6 sided mounting piece completely unscrew and come out?

asked by: Debra

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I went out to the warehouse and attempted to unscrew the screw on the:

-Rear View Safety Windshield Mounting Arm for Mirror Monitors # RVS-619UM, and was unable to unscrew it from mount as it appears that, that part is permanently positioned in the mount.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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