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Now, the tricky part was how to hold the switch in place, when all of its mounting ears were broken,
if not missing entirely. To that end, I fabbed a rear (or inboard) plate, with a few recesses to "key" on
features on the back of the switch, and ears for a couple of pinch bolts, spaced widely enough apart
that I could still get cables to the switch connectors.





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