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Earlier, Bob Gibbons wrote:
The sleeve wall thickness is just too thin for robust use. That may well be so. However, consider that the part may have been engineered (or at least developed) that way so as to protect the fin socket. I'd rather replace the frangible aluminum probe plug than cut open the fin and replace the probe socket any day! I've got a lathe, and making a replacement aluminum plug was my very first thought. I try to buy as few glider parts as possible, and when I do I try to buy as many at a time as I can to get volume discouts. But if Tim has a thing like that in stock, he'd be my first call. Business is definitely business. Bob K. |
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