All the ones I have seen are points up and down--diamond style. This
provides both lateral and vertical support for the rod.
Curt
KU8L
Steve Wedge wrote:
Now I'll get a little too granular: should I orient it with a corner
on the bottom, or let it ride on the edge of the square?
Thanks,
I am watching the PTO chatter on here and that got me to thinking about Drake
PTO's with respect to smooth tuning and lubrication.
I have owned several Collins radios and know how grease can get dried out and
cause the PTO to drag. I've cleaned out and lubed two PTO's so far. I am not
, Scott WA9WFA
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