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Caster Assembly

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I am almost certain that I have seen an illustrated parts breakdown for the Mark V caster assemblies but I cannot find one. I don't even have documentation on the caster assemblies that I bought which really seems unusual to me.

But, the real reason for this post. Is there a parts list for the caster assemblies. I need the rod that the lever handle and the cams are mounted on.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Drive Rod - 503807 - $7.88
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Can't you just make one out or cold rolled steel?
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SDSSmith wrote:Drive Rod - 503807 - $7.88
Thank you, Rob. This will go on my want list as a filler item for my next SS order.
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steve4447 wrote:Can't you just make one out or cold rolled steel?
I maybe could but my going bid price for labor is $45/hr.:) Engineers don't work for meals! Would it be worth it?

Actually, I worked a kludge job on the caster assembly and may not need a replacement rod.
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At that rate why not just buy the whole caster set new?
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steve4447 wrote:At that rate why not just buy the whole caster set new?

If someone would hire me at that rate and at my age, I probably would. :rolleyes: I'd probably also buy a new Mark 7 equipped by a pair.:)
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steve4447 wrote:Can't you just make one out or cold rolled steel?
Length, hole location. flat locations. Other than that, a piece of cake!
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Dusty, I may have an extra drive rod laying around. Let me know if you want me to look.
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