Harbor Freight has one for $19.99. Part # 33783-obka
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On Mon, 30 Nov 1998, Bob Howard wrote:
> That price must reflect something that's not very obvious. If one can
> tolerate a switch made in USA, then the Cole Hersee master disconnect,
> about $25.00, will do the job. C-H has about twenty different master
> disconnect switches in the catalogue. One that fits in the panel behind
> MGB seats is at the low price range of switches.
> The general rule is that one disconnects the negative cable, though I
> don't know the reason for that rule.
> Bob
>
> On Mon, 30 Nov 1998 17:22:57 -0800 Skye Poier <skye@ffwd.bc.ca> writes:
> >Word on the street is that Mike Lishego said:
> >> and be off again without a major mishap. If you've got a battery
> >> disconnect switch, you're ahead of the game.
> >
> >Speaking of which, why are those battery cutoff switches so damn
> >expensive?
> >I mean come on, $60-$100 for a simple heavy-duty switch? (Moss,VB)
> >
> >I want one, I was thinking of installing it in the body right behind
> >the passenger's seat so it would be easy to reach. Shouldn't matter
> >which of the - or + it interrupts should it?
> >
> >Skye
> >
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