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AP400GTO Axis Bolt
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Bill Long
Trying to determine if AP sells a replacement for the large bolt on the side of the fork that seems to lock the axis after alignment. Perhaps a captains wheel or something?
See photo:
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Peter Nagy
See cover page of Mach1 manual:
https://astro-physics.info/tech_support/mounts/mach1gto/mach1gto-2014-0814%20web.pdf Hopefully it would fit your AP400. Peter
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weems@...
McMaster sells adjustable handle knobs in many sizes, including metric. I replaced the ones on the 600E with them, for tool free setup. The altitude set came from a very helpful AM seller who also gave me a link to the size for the azimuth set.
Chip
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Howard Ritter
Chip—
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Can you give me a link or specifications for the 600E parts? That sounds like a very good idea. —howard
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George
Bill,
Email me directly and I’ll track it down for you.
Regards,
George
George Whitney Astro-Physics, Inc. Phone: 815-222-6538 (direct line) Phone: 815-282-1513 (office) Email: george@...
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On Behalf Of Bill Long
Trying to determine if AP sells a replacement for the large bolt on the side of the fork that seems to lock the axis after alignment. Perhaps a captains wheel or something?
See photo:
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weems@...
For the altitude, McMaster #6608K34. For the azimuth #6608K53. The AM seller had the altitude handles ceracoated. They are normally bare stainless.
Chip 
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Howard Ritter
“AM seller”?
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Howard Ritter
👍
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Dan Folz
Hello everyone! I don’t post much if at all but I’m the Astromart seller if anyone wanted to know.
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My best, Dan Folz Genoa City, WI
On Apr 2, 2022, at 7:11 AM, Howard Ritter via groups.io <howard.ritter@...> wrote:
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