[quote name='Rpaterson33' date='04 October 2010 - 06:03 PM' timestamp='1286228605' post='405799']
So i went to lititz for the truck show and got some things for my truck. Finally got a bulldog, and a kilt to put on it. Got a service manual (thanks klbmack) and found out about wheels and the wonderful dangers of split rims. Still need a ton of things, including still a steering wheel (either color now, doesnt matter), rear grab bar, and steps to get up into the hose bed. I am also looking for an air horn switch like the one pictured below. I havnt found any information on them online. Also looking for a couple black federal q switches. Anyone know where to find them? And on a second note, if anyone is going to wysox pa, please let me know!
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Maybe I can help you with the air horn switch. The picture shows what appears to be an electric pull switch, with twin cables attached to actuate. If this is the case, check out Cole Hersee (Boston, Ma.) part # 9109 momentary pull switch. Their catalog is available online, if you prefer. I've used these before, they are the same as used by several OEM's. Good luck, and the piece (and pics; thanks!) look great! Regards, TJ <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/stirpot.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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So i went to lititz for the truck show and got some things for my truck. Finally got a bulldog, and a kilt to put on it. Got a service manual (thanks klbmack) and found out about wheels and the wonderful dangers of split rims. Still need a ton of things, including still a steering wheel (either color now, doesnt matter), rear grab bar, and steps to get up into the hose bed. I am also looking for an air horn switch like the one pictured below. I havnt found any information on them online. Also looking for a couple black federal q switches. Anyone know where to find them? And on a second note, if anyone is going to wysox pa, please let me know!
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Maybe I can help you with the air horn switch. The picture shows what appears to be an electric pull switch, with twin cables attached to actuate. If this is the case, check out Cole Hersee (Boston, Ma.) part # 9109 momentary pull switch. Their catalog is available online, if you prefer. I've used these before, they are the same as used by several OEM's. Good luck, and the piece (and pics; thanks!) look great! Regards, TJ <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/stirpot.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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