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  1. 7th December 2004, 02:19 PM #1
    maggsie
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    Diff-Lock

    G'day,
    flew back to work last Wednesday and forgot to measure the shaft diameter and thread pitch on my County diff-lock lever.
    Can someone out there help me out with this info so I can have a new and stronger insert made for the gear knob.
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  2. 7th December 2004, 03:01 PM #2
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    If the problem is that the knob won't stay on because the thread is stripped here is a cheap and easy solution that worked for me. Get a small piece (about 1 inch) of PVC garden irrigation pipe. Clean out the inside of the gear knob with turps and a rag, glue the irrigation pipe in with contact adhesive, wait untill it sets properly (leave it overnight) and self tap it on to the gear knob. It will be a real tight fit.
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  3. 7th December 2004, 03:34 PM #3
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    Originally posted by rar110
    If the problem is that the knob won't stay on because the thread is stripped here is a cheap and easy solution that worked for me. Get a small piece (about 1 inch) of PVC garden irrigation pipe. Clean out the inside of the gear knob with turps and a rag, glue the irrigation pipe in with contact adhesive, wait untill it sets properly (leave it overnight) and self tap it on to the gear knob. It will be a real tight fit.
    Brilliant!!! What a great cheap fix.
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  4. 7th December 2004, 04:58 PM #4
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    Thanks,
    the KISS principle is often the best
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