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PARTS # FOR ROCKER PIN :TO-30

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guyeli

08-18-2006 07:09:58




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AM LOOKING FOR A REPLACEMENT FOR THE LONG PIN THAT FASTENS THE HYDRAULIC LIFT ROCKER TO THE HOUSING.THIS IS THE LONG PIN THAT IS PROBABLY ABOUT 12" LONG AND RUNS THROUGH THREE HOLES ON THE REAR DIFFERENTIAL.I AM SEARCHING FOR THE ORIGINAL PARTS # AS WELL AS THE PRECISE DESCRIPTIVE TERM FOR THIS PART.ANY SUGGESTIONS ON WHERE ONE MIGHT BE LOCATED WOULD ALSO BE HELPFUL.
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John (UK)

08-18-2006 08:04:23




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 Re: PARTS # FOR ROCKER PIN :TO-30 in reply to guyeli, 08-18-2006 07:09:58  
It's called a Hinged Pin and it is available from Sparex as part # S70. If you are in USA, email:- [email protected] for name of your nearest dealer, if you are in Canada, email [email protected]. The pin doesn't actually hold the Rocker, there is a bush through the middle that the Rocker pivots on.



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GUYELI

08-18-2006 08:15:07




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 Re: PARTS # FOR ROCKER PIN :TO-30 in reply to John (UK), 08-18-2006 08:04:23  
Thanks John,do you know if the bushing ia also available from sparex?



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John (UK)

08-18-2006 10:00:30




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 Re: PARTS # FOR ROCKER PIN :TO-30 in reply to GUYELI, 08-18-2006 08:15:07  
The bush is not available from anywhere now, well just at the moment anyway. Rumour has it that MF is going to make them available again, just when I don't know yet. Possibly you could get one made at a machine shop but it would have to be hardened steel.



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