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Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 04:27:52 EST
Subject: Re: Threaded Hydraulic Stop
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From: David Jones

Jerry, your idea about threading the Hydraulic Stop is excellent.  I got the 
factory kit for my IV, and I didn't install it yet because the thought of the 
external sleeve stop  moving freely and rotating against the stop lock nut 
bothered me.  

In my case, I know the factory is not going to substitute a machined part for 
a twenty cent piece of cut tubing, so  I am going to make my own--maybe I 
will TIG weld a nut onto the end of the tubing to provide the threaded end 
against which the lock nut will touch.  I think I will slide the nut and the 
tubing over a piece of threaded rod to give alignment when I weld it.

Thanks for the suggestion,  David Jones, Pecatonica, Illinois
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