How you doing and thanks for watching. This is George over here at Wicked Warnings, your number
one source for construction and emergency safety strobe lighting equipment for cars, vans, buses,
bicycles, tricycles, power wheels, pickup trucks, everything in between, 2020 Ford Super Duty chassis
bodies with Reading toolbox beds like this one right here. That's right, you're looking at a 2020
Ford Super Duty F-250. This is the XL model. It's a service truck basically, it was sold with
the cab on it and a bare frame. It was sent over to Reading to have a tool box put on the bed of it,
then it was sent over here get some warning lights from Wicked Warnings.
Has factory auxiliary switches. What you're looking at there is our Thin-X light. That's set to flash
in amber. The light is sold amber-white capable but you don't necessarily need to use the white,
as you can see here. This is a municipal build so they're not really required or have any interest
in running the white flashing, so we just activated the amber only. You still get a powerful six LED flash
in a single color and if you wanted to have the steady white flood on another switch, you could.
Now this client didn't have any interest in that either, so we didn't bother to wire it in
because we have some auxiliary white lights in the rear that are flood only non-flash.
We mount those right there in the grille. You do have to snip just a little bit of the grille out for
the wire passage but it works out pretty good. You could probably squeeze it through there and put
a backer behind the grille without cutting it if you wanted. It's totally up to you how you mount.
Along the side, you can see we use that very same light in those badges. It's a real popular spot
for that light. Badges work out really good to give you a backwards angle of about 50 degrees of light
coverage from the front tire to the whole back of the truck. We did increase the speed on the side
badge pattern because that's the only side warning this truck has is the badges. We kept it
in an all-amber display per customer request and we went with the single flash alternation. I think
that's a 340 speed. It just goes back and forth at a real high rate, whereas the front of the
truck is actually doing a double flash alternation, as well as the rear set to double flash.
Here you can see a little different angle how
that badge light reaches backwards, gives you some warning right there.
Just a little shout out to one of our favorite favorite clients. We love working with Flagg Creek.
Alrighty, what are we looking at around the back? We've got our Thin-X, same as in the front,
double flash pattern, same as the grille. We mounted it right above the handles there on the side boxes.
We've also got our HAW DUO hideaway light up in the third brake light. Now there's a DIY install
all about how to mount those, so if you're unsure go ahead check that video out. We'll put a link to
it. There's also links to all these products and what you're seeing there, the white spotlights,
that's our Rough Country Kit on this truck. We'll put a link to that as well. It's just a simple
white spotlight cube light. Here you can see it without the white lights. We also have our SS3 Pod
if you ever wanted a little bit nicer work light for the back, you can check those out as well. We'll put a
link to those in here just as well. You can check them out. Here's your side corner in the back view.
This is run off the auxiliary switches real easy. Switch one for the warning, switch two for the
white flood lights. Simple setup. Thanks again for watching Wicked Warnings. Remember,
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Thanks again for watching. We'll see you guys on the next video.