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Assuming I cannot get 1.5 inch long UNC 8/32 bolts in the UK, other than a
hundred or stupid min order quotes, any suggestions. ? I cannot return this amp , despite repair, as it is unsafe. The 4 vertically mounted screws that litterally hold the amp into the cab are stripped to next to useless. Not captive nuts , nor spire nuts in the chassis part, sort of combination of both. Stamped something like CIP-MUL 832 54 950 / 075 So either woodwork fitting battens along the sides to support amp should what is left of the screwthreads fail, but amp would be loose then, but not fall out as such. Or fit metric captive nuts into the chassis and replace the screws with metric. Or any other work-around suggestions. I'm not interested in purists opinions , decrying non-originality. The owners mistreat the amp and can keep the originals along with the all too tempting-to-turn rear voltage selector knob . Fine for USA but out and out safety hazzard in the UK, especially the way this lot abuse their kit. Removed and plated off over the spindle and knob fitted internally inside the amp for any later purists. Not enough thread for a spindle lock. |
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