TC Magazines "sub-wing" poll
I was wondering if anyone else was able to check this out? How did you vote? Sub-Wing
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My AF has them on both sides.
The dealer taught me to use the "sub wings" to help the loading procedure and it does help a lot. Basically, look over your left shoulder as you back in at the sub wing compared to the bed rail. The gap should form a straight line and then you know you are lined up straight. Works for me.
The dealer taught me to use the "sub wings" to help the loading procedure and it does help a lot. Basically, look over your left shoulder as you back in at the sub wing compared to the bed rail. The gap should form a straight line and then you know you are lined up straight. Works for me.
