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Bob Grimstead Captain Gender: Male Location: Perth, Western Australia or West Sussex, England Registered: Dec 2006 Status: Offline Posts: 2029	Posted Wednesday, May 26, 2010 @ 10:34 PM Does anybody have a source for these? I think mine are original and they are beautifully designed, so that you can have either a stud for a nut or a socket for a machine screw on each end. Unfortunately, like us all, they are ageing and becoming stiff, and no longer doing their job properly. Yours, Bob
Jorgen Captain Gender: Male Location: Lund, Sweden Registered: Apr 2007 Status: Offline Posts: 835	Posted Friday, May 28, 2010 @ 04:20 AM Hi Bob, I think Collin had a lead on that: http://sbeaver.com/cgi-bin/fournier/cutecast.pl?session=jOgq86OSdnSJXqO2BgL2hLOuU6&forum=17&thread=267 The forum is swelling, what a wealth of Fourninformation we have collected! May the 4's be with you/ Jörgen

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