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Bob Knight


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Post  Posted 26 Mar 2014 10:53 am    
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Anyone have any of these babies available?(with set screw)
I could use a dozen or more.
They hold the pull rod in the bellcrank on older MSA, Marlen etc. Also, what is the proper name for them?



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Bob Knight


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Post  Posted 27 Mar 2014 6:32 am    
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Jim Palenscar

 

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Oceanside, Calif, USA
Post  Posted 27 Mar 2014 6:38 am    
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Some folks call them pull pins, rod keepers, brass barrels, etc- you might contact Bob at GFI as those pics are GFI parts.
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Bob Knight


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Post  Posted 27 Mar 2014 6:46 am    
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Thanks Jim!
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Dave Flanagan

 

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Post  Posted 27 Mar 2014 7:36 am    
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That is a thingamabob Cool Razz
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Richard Sinkler


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Post  Posted 27 Mar 2014 9:51 am    
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Dave Flanagan wrote:
That is a thingamabob Cool Razz


Nope. It's a doo-hickey
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Daryl Thisdelle

 

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Post  Posted 29 Mar 2014 9:20 am     What is it
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You are both wrong it is a thingamahicky....

Daryl
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Garry Vanderlinde


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Post  Posted 29 Mar 2014 11:37 am    
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It's a "brass ferrule"
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Danny Letz

 

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Post  Posted 29 Mar 2014 12:14 pm    
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Bob, I've also heard them called swivels. I got some for a JCH from GFI. They were brass whereas the original JCH's were silver colored. They were the correct hole size but they had a little more side to side play. I have also seen here on the Forum where the GFI guys install a plastic washer to take up that slack on the GFIs.
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