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im making a parts order form ose and cant find pushrods and clevis'...? link?
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I dont know if Steven carries pushrods or clevis???Never ran across them on his site* BBY Lift Master RIgger * Insane Gen 2 Cat * Aeromarine Avenger Pro Twin * Delta Force Cyber Storm * Delta Force 41" Mono * H&M Viper II * H&M Intruder * OSE Raider Hydro * Whiplash 20 * Brushless Mini Rio * -
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I dont have them. There are a ton of different ways to do it. For instance, I normally z bend the end on the servo end, no clevis.
If anyone whats to suggest a preferred method used by most, let me know and I will consider getting them?Steven Vaccaro
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i usually use steel rod and solder on metal clevis ends. looks good and strong with no play.Comment
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Yes, i like the gold color ones but also use the sivers. I usually get a thicker rod and spread the clevis, this makes for a flex free push.Comment
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I do the same...solder it in and it make a great, strong unit. It is all I have ever used...I think mine are Sullivan.Comment
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Here's the other option which i like as well, Ive only used them once on the maritimo as its a clean look. Its a plastic clevis that has a really cool gold locking clevis for a pin that goes through the servo horn. the other end is simple and clean, the rod slips through and sets w/ a set screw. i actually love this set up . here's a few pics i found that might help.Comment
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thats the same as i use on my builds, plastic kwik link clevis on the servo side
stainless steel solder on clevis on the rudder end.
very neat and easy to use.
wouldnt mind getting a 440 and 2/56 die so i could thread both ends,but Australia being metric there not easy or cheap to get here
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