From your post, I am not sure what you are asking. Are you planning to fabricate them as in "tooling"? Or are you trying to buy one? I am in the process of fabricating one for my self.
From this BB, I wrote a note that Dwight Pletcher, (574) 875-7555 is fabricating them. Do a search for "15 key" and you may find out a bit more.
Jan -FIFTEEN PV 7207
From your post, I am not sure what you are asking. Are you planning to fabricate them as in "tooling"? Or are you trying to buy one? I am in the process of fabricating one for my self.
From this BB, I wrote a note that Dwight Pletcher, (574) 875-7555 is fabricating them. Do a search for "15 key" and you may find out a bit more.
Jan -FIFTEEN PV 7207
[quote="janmeermans"]From your post, I am not sure what you are asking. Are you planning to fabricate them as in "tooling"? Or are you trying to buy one? I am in the process of fabricating one for my self.
From this BB, I wrote a note that Dwight Pletcher, (574) 875-7555 is fabricating them. Do a search for "15 key" and you may find out a bit more.
Jan -FIFTEEN PV 7207[/quote]
Hey Guys,
I am also in the need of a Key to a brass looking Eisemann Mag switch that is on an old car. I ended up calling Dwight and having a nice conversation with him, but he isn't planning on making any more and seems as if he sold his remaining stock to a gentleman on the forum out in the mid west... Any leads on one would be appreciated.
Thanks
Brian
Dwight never made the switches, just the keys. I have a switch and key but the switch does not work. E-mail me and I can tell you more. - Wally
Do You want the Key Type or the Thimble Type ?. I have had a heap of Thimble type Cast , But health Problems have slowed Progress down on all Fronts , But if You need one I could try and wind Myself Up and Finish a Couple . LJ
The one I have appears to need the key type version... It looks like the picture attached.. Again, I have no idea even if the one I have works, but I assume after I get a key,a bit of fiddling will get it working?
[attachment=52127]magswitch.jpg[/attachment]
Thanks
Brian
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