Anyone here had a bad 2010 control box sitting in a pile?
24 or 12 volts? I have a bunch of NOS 24v parts
12v but I dont need one that works.
Onelapper!! Do u have the base to one? Mine is falling apart!
Opus you might check with Nick and see what kind off left over used parts he has lying around as he's a new parts dealer an authorized repair facility.
;D BK ;D
Call Bus Service 785-891-3714 John has tons of used Webasto parts laying around he will probably give you the part
I have complete control boxes 24v only. No bad ones at this time.
Nick-
Quote from: johnjem on January 07, 2015, 03:12:46 PM
Onelapper!! Do u have the base to one? Mine is falling apart!
Yes, but it's in rough shape, I'd be embarrassed to give it to anyone! I plan on using it as a template to make a heavy duty base with SS sheet metal. They make the lid out of SS and the base out of mild steel, must be a cost savings move. The road salt and crude settle in the base, plus they don't use appropriate metal prep and paint. I don't know what the life expectancy is of one of these units hung from a truck frame rail in the northern part of our country is, but the units seem to outlast the bases.
Onelapper,
While you are making one why not make a second one for Opus. After all, the first one is the toughest. The second much less so since you have already made a pattern for the sheet metal. Who knows there may even be a market amongst the busnuts where you can break even. Our pockets are not deep enough for much profit to be made ;D
Quote from: expressbus on January 09, 2015, 12:14:21 PM
Onelapper,
While you are making one why not make a second one for Opus. After all, the first one is the toughest. The second much less so since you have already made a pattern for the sheet metal. Who knows there may even be a market amongst the busnuts where you can break even. Our pockets are not deep enough for much profit to be made ;D
I'll start working on it to get an idea of the prices...... there might be some interest. Unfortunately, most if not all of my projects end up 300% over my estimates!
Quote from: OneLapper on January 10, 2015, 08:14:05 AMmost if not all of my projects end up 300% over my estimates!
Man, how do you do it???? I can never get by that cheaply!! :) :)
Quote from: expressbus on January 09, 2015, 12:14:21 PM
Onelapper,
While you are making one why not make a second one for Opus. After all, the first one is the toughest. The second much less so since you have already made a pattern for the sheet metal. Who knows there may even be a market amongst the busnuts where you can break even. Our pockets are not deep enough for much profit to be made ;D
Huh...what.....my base is fine. :)
I'm making a test box. I'm working on enough of these now that this would be handy thing without the $500 cost of buying one.