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in cab wich switch?

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in cab wich switch?

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need to out a in cab wich swicth in as the hand pice is stuffed and i was gunna do this any way . what size ? what amps? how many poles ? its getting connected to a 8500 thomas lowmount. quick reply please as i gott get it ready for tonite.

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jugger wrote:need to out a in cab wich swicth in as the hand pice is stuffed and i was gunna do this any way . what size ? what amps? how many poles ? its getting connected to a 8500 thomas lowmount. quick reply please as i gott get it ready for tonite.

thanks jamie
Can you rape the original hand peice for all the stuff you need? or just extend the cable to cab
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MADZUKI wrote:
jugger wrote:need to out a in cab wich swicth in as the hand pice is stuffed and i was gunna do this any way . what size ? what amps? how many poles ? its getting connected to a 8500 thomas lowmount. quick reply please as i gott get it ready for tonite.

thanks jamie
Can you rape the original hand peice for all the stuff you need? or just extend the cable to cab
nah the actual switch is melted . so im just gunna run 10amp wire from the solinoid box and start from there as it was in its current setup when i bourght it and its a shamozzel . lots of differant colour wires all joined together . i be better to start at the top again.
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jopb done thanks.
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jugger wrote:jopb done thanks.

Details before you head out wheeling?
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MADZUKI wrote:
jugger wrote:jopb done thanks.

Details before you head out wheeling?
all i did was run new 10 amp wires from solinod box blue out, red in, black earth . then raced over the onther side of tow and bourght the last large on/off momentarial toggle swtch 30 amp , then drilled hole in the glove box and the shitch stiks out there with in arms reach i was flying blind i think it was more luck . im usually no good with electrics. oh and a word of warning when putting your wichrope on dontsit in front iof it .
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Might want to think about putting a safety switch in the glove box just to prevent it getting bumped and what not :armsup:
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Post by simkell »

i have done mine that way. put a master switch in first with red light. then used a two way return to centre switch. works well, now i don't have to get out if someone gets stuck.
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Post by jugger »

MADZUKI wrote:Might want to think about putting a safety switch in the glove box just to prevent it getting bumped and what not :armsup:
top idea next weekends job . thanks
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