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Sean (TX)

12-17-2007 17:09:31

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Anyone know what year models used a cast iron lift quadrant?

This is a stamped steel one on my 41 9N...Bent up. Tried to fix it but not to happy with it. Someone bent it cuz it didnt have a friction disk. Been rubbing metal to metal for years from the looks of it. Much longer and the lever would have been cut in half!!

Here is the current one...Stamped steel...

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Picked up a nice cast iron one...Cleaned up nice...

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Sean (TX)

12-18-2007 15:12:15

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to ericlb, 12-17-2007 17:09:31

Well the operation was a complete success third party image

I can use the new quadrant stop now. Lever dont go right by it now...

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Sean (TX)

12-18-2007 12:21:38

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to Jim.UT, 12-17-2007 17:09:31

What is grinding!! To bad we cant edit after posting!!!

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ZANE

12-17-2007 18:38:45

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to Sean (TX), 12-17-2007 17:09:31

That is not cast iron. Probably drop forged steel or cast steel. Cast iron that thin would break like glass.

Touch it to a grinding wheel. If it throws off a very dull dim red it is cast. If it throw of a bright red and yellow spark it is steel.

Zane

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Sean (TX)

12-17-2007 18:53:17

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to ZANE, 12-17-2007 18:38:45

No ginding on this one!!

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ZANE

12-18-2007 06:51:50

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to Sean (TX), 12-17-2007 18:53:17

What is gending????? ?

Zane

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GB in MT.

12-17-2007 18:19:59

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to Brian Bell, 12-17-2007 17:09:31

Nope!, I'm going to wait and see what the snow does, this month. I can't see running the sled on gravel roads with not enough snow. We need a good pack on the roads to ride. It don't take much gravel to chew up a track or the runners on the skis.

Course, We could trailer up high then go from the trail heads., but... that is a pain in the butt.

Gary

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Sean (TX)

12-17-2007 18:09:47

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to GB in MT., 12-17-2007 17:09:31

Pretty easy soaked it in a electrolysis tank over night. Primed and painted it today. glad I checked it early today. That ball is aluminium. Electrolysis will eat aluminium fast. Had to sand the ball a bit and finish it with steelwool...

Get that sled out yet?

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GB in MT.

12-17-2007 17:46:59

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Re: 9n-515-a3 Touch Control Lever in reply to Eloy, 12-17-2007 17:09:31

Looks like you've been busy! Looking good.

Gary

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