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Onex control stick hardware.

Postby inventor » Tue Jan 28, 2020 7:48 pm

Maybe some can help me with this. My MS24694-S69 flat head screws that hold on the rod end bearings don't have holes drilled in them for the cotter pins. Has anyone found a screw that fits the application with the hole drilled?
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Re: Onex control stick hardware.

Postby thomasjones42 » Wed Jan 29, 2020 10:32 am

It has been a while but I recall, during stick assembly, fruitlessly searching for the right bolt that had a hole for a cotter pin. Finally talked to Kerry and was told I would just need to drill the hole. Thought that would be really difficult but it turned out to be easy.

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Re: Onex control stick hardware.

Postby XenosN42 » Wed Jan 29, 2020 11:22 am

thomasjones42 wrote:It has been a while but I recall, during stick assembly, fruitlessly searching for the right bolt that had a hole for a cotter pin. Finally talked to Kerry and was told I would just need to drill the hole. Thought that would be really difficult but it turned out to be easy.

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I had to drill the hole too. It was fairly easy. Just file away a small area of the threads to create a flat spot where you will drill the hole. That will keep the drill bit from wandering around.
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Re: Onex control stick hardware.

Postby sonex892. » Wed Jan 29, 2020 3:24 pm

I use a nut as a drill guide. Drill a straight hole through a spare nut, locknut it in position and drill bolt.
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Re: Onex control stick hardware.

Postby inventor » Wed Jan 29, 2020 3:53 pm

Thanks everyone for the great input. I was afraid that I would have to drill the hole. I will probably use the nut method if my nut is soft enough to drill through easily. I dread using tiny drill bits but I will get er done.
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