TYM T25 & Rural King RK25 Stuff

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A few prints for a Rural King RK25 and TYM T25 I have made up. The wireless phone charger is cute, but I'm never going to charge my phone while on a tractor even if I had a phone that was wireless charging capable. So I made up a print to replace the wireless charger with a switch plate which also has a small bin. I'm re-mixing it to replace the small bin and re-arrange it for two switches and one round hole to mount a volt meter or other accessory. Print with support everywhere. I am planning on remixing to make it easier to remove the support. To remove the bezel to remove the wireless charger: Use a stubby screwdriver & remove the screw on left side of the throttle and 3-pt lever to pull the handles off. Remove the 3 screws holding down the bezel on the fender which gives you room to release the power leads to the 12V outlet and the wireless charger. The wireless charger is screwed down with 4 small screws mounted to a plate under the bezel. This plate is then fastened under the bezel with 4 screws. See pic with 8 screws circled. All 8 need to be removed to get the charger out. You will see what I mean. Don't know how many times I've drove my face into the bucket level indicator, so I made a cover for it. I put a dab of silicone sealant on the rod before installing to hold it on, but easily removable if needed. I also made a holder for a bright red LED which I spliced into a rear tail light brake lead (red wire on tail light) which replaces a small square insert on my Rural King RK25 dashboard. I had a habit of not remembering to release the parking brake so this helps me to remember to release it. Yes the light comes on every time I use the brake, but you really don't use the brake much on a hydrostat anyways. I believe this square insert is only on the Rural King RK25 and not on the TYM T25 which I think has a different dash. (I could be wrong). LED's I used: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QD8P6R9?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details Hopefully a couple other print ideas will follow.