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Mon Mar 09 2026 09:54 PM
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Any help with this much appreciated as Im not sure if anything is available. I would buy new or used or listen to what people do for a solution if older parts not a available anymore.
Showing pictures of what the switch looks like and where it is located. Thanks in advance.
Wanted early tin litho signage.
petro, farm, auto, etc.
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I have searched the internet to find a new replacement that will work. I think the last one I found was on Ebay. Good luck, sometimes it can take a lot of shopping to find the one that will work.
Randy
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I have run across this in the past....My fix is: drill a hole in the cap the size of a push on-push off switch, roughly 1/2".
Drill another hole in the back of the box, this is so you can wire up the switch...Works great. Hope this helps...Warren
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thanks, i found a switch to fit although it is newer, it works great.
Wanted early tin litho signage.
petro, farm, auto, etc.
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