From: Jim (W7LS@BLARG.net)
Date: Thu Apr 21 2005 - 19:36:57 PDT
Hi. I don't recommend installing used lights. New cost $25-$30. As for the brakelight switch, that can be easily repaired by anyone. It screws apart and all the parts come out. The corrosion and pitting on the parts can be filed and cleaned, making it good as new, so long as the diaphragm material is still ok. From start to finish, with no prior experience, it should take under a half hour to refurbish the switch. I used my pocket Leatherman for most of the work, actually. Jim
On Thu, Apr 21, 2005 at 7:30pm Greg Anderson <glanderson@alltel.net> wrote:
> Hey guys
>
> Just got my latest deuce in from Fort Drum.If there is anyone out there
> needing commercial hauling,I would highly recommend Steve Hayden.He works
> east of the Rockies.Drop deck trailer with ramps and a winch.Anyway,I need
> some parts.......headlights,brake light switch,#1829 instrument bulbs and an
> angle drive for the speedo cable on the transfer case.By the way,the engine
> is a LD465-1 with a 1D turbo on it.It is one of my stronger running
> deuces.Thanks,Greg
>
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