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47 Fasttoys · 07-13-2014, 08:10 AM

Thanks, when I come up with a final design and prove it will be viable long term, say 3 months of normal use, I can build a new package at about 1/4 of the size. Overall, I have proven to this point it can be done and at a reasonable cost. Under $200 for sure. For most it is not really needed but for my application it looks to be the best solution, it also adds a bit of "what the heck" factor. The limit switch shown is just used to simulate the travel of the transmission shift arm.
Rob

07-13-2014, 08:10 AM	#25
47 Fasttoys Registered User Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Westminster, SC Posts: 933	Re: Loadmaster '47 COE Thanks, when I come up with a final design and prove it will be viable long term, say 3 months of normal use, I can build a new package at about 1/4 of the size. Overall, I have proven to this point it can be done and at a reasonable cost. Under $200 for sure. For most it is not really needed but for my application it looks to be the best solution, it also adds a bit of "what the heck" factor. The limit switch shown is just used to simulate the travel of the transmission shift arm. Rob __________________ My '47 C.O.E build