[Fot] Fwd: Brands Hatch (Addendum)

[WEmery7451 at aol.com]

For years, I used an overdrive.  It would quit working.  I would take it
apart, find nothing wrong with it, put it back together, and it would start
working again.

I finally blew one of them up.
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Date: Fri, 1 Aug 2008 12:44:20 EDT
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<< I am not running an overdrive gearbox currently, but there is a knob at the 
steering wheel.>>

I used a gear shift knob for years with a side sliding switch.  Some people
said that it was a fan switch, and others said it was for shifting the two
speed axles on the old trailer truck tractors.

The internal parts finally wore and would come apart, and I could never find
another switch like this one.  I would disassemble the switch and put the
parts back together, and even made a couple of parts for it.  Finally, I gave u
p
using it and installed a switch on the gear shift (suggested by Ted Shoemaker).

I still use the original switch as a gear shifter knob.
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