Need shift bracket
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Need shift bracket
Does anyone have an extra shifter adapter that goes on the shift rod on the rear of the transaxle? I need the kind that uses the small u-joint. I could also use the rod that goes from the the adapter to the first bend, about 2 feet long or less. I have one but it is bent and too short. Could not upload a photo for some reason. I can email a photo. Thanks.
Roger
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
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Re: Need shift bracket
Here are a couple photos. I could use the shift bracket and the first arm but really need the bracket. thanks again.
http://usarmysignalcorps.com/photos/shiftbracket.jpg
http://usarmysignalcorps.com/photos/shiftbracket2.jpg
http://usarmysignalcorps.com/photos/shiftbracket.jpg
http://usarmysignalcorps.com/photos/shiftbracket2.jpg
Roger
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
Orlando, Fl
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I have a VERY understanding Wife.
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Re: Need shift bracket
SR Racing has the "hockey stick":
http://www.sracing.com/Store/FV_Stuff/FV_Stuff.htm
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You just need 5/8" rod to attach. I'm not sure where to get the u-joints. SR probably has those too.
http://www.sracing.com/Store/FV_Stuff/FV_Stuff.htm
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You just need 5/8" rod to attach. I'm not sure where to get the u-joints. SR probably has those too.
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Re: Need shift bracket
Jim sent me the info on his hocky stick. I was hoping to find one that had the u-joint on it as I already have the rest of the shift rods up to the shifter. No doubt Jim could make me one with a u-joint.
Roger
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
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Re: Need shift bracket
I just ordered the bracket from Jim. I'll give it a try then send it back to Jim for him to modify!
Thanks
Thanks
Roger
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
Re: Need shift bracket
I saw one on a vintage Vee locally that used a Craftsman 1/2" drive U-joint out of someone's socket set. Not saying it's a workable long-term fix, just an observation of someone else's solution to this problem.....
Re: Need shift bracket
I've also seen those flexible coils used for screw driving with power tools used to great success. If you find one that works, the best part is it'll never get sloppy
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Re: Need shift bracket
Great ideas! Thanks.
Roger
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.
Orlando, Fl
car-less now
I have a VERY understanding Wife.