There is a barb on either end of the switch so you compress the barbs and push it out from the back
And as you have already found, they are not easy to get out.
There is a barb on either end of the switch so you compress the barbs and push it out from the back
And as you have already found, they are not easy to get out.
Actually once I got home and looked at it again there is a bolt on the end of the panel. I was able to remove it and slide the panel out and unplug it. Fiddle with it a bit to see if it would work, but no. I bought a volt meter last night and i'm going to test it today. I'm hoping it's the PTO as I have one being delivered today.
