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Old 06-01-2009, 09:55 PM   #1
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Has anyone ever seen one of these? I think MD posted this for me on Contractor Talk awhile ago.
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I mostly see them on school crossing warning signs so that the meter reader can read it without getting out of the truck.
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I see them around here. Usually the meter is placed on the 'private' side of a fence - in someones back yard. so they install the 90 so the meter could be read.


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My house has one so they wont get bite by my dog ,read the meter with out coming in to my yard
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