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replacement parts
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tomshobby
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I received these parts yesterday. Both are as received.
The part on the left is a "new" accelerator pedal for my Midget. It appears to me to be a reconditioned part. It looks to be sand blasted and not even painted. There was still rust in the hinge and sand fell out when I moved the hinged parts.
The part on the right is a new brake light switch also for my Midget. The original had a split connector, one side to crimp over the wire's insulation cote and the other to solder the wire strands. Probably to keep the bare wires from breaking off. What a concept.
The part on the left is a "new" accelerator pedal for my Midget. It appears to me to be a reconditioned part. It looks to be sand blasted and not even painted. There was still rust in the hinge and sand fell out when I moved the hinged parts.
The part on the right is a new brake light switch also for my Midget. The original had a split connector, one side to crimp over the wire's insulation cote and the other to solder the wire strands. Probably to keep the bare wires from breaking off. What a concept.