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Posted for "Julie Grabiel" <grabiel@freeway.net>:

   
  Mark,
  I ran a piece of 3/4" conduit under the left and right arm rests. The
  heavier guage I ran under the right and the rest under the left.   It's a
  little cosey in places but makes a very neat looking job. I understand it's
  good to have your wires in a bundle anyway. If you decide to run your wire
  this way don't forget to have a pull wire through the conduit as your bundle
  gets tighter.
  
  Good Building!
  Don Grabiel N722B