Is there such a thing?

WaterWalker

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YES! "Hack saw and drill" on a ATPro rod, don't cut too short. You will need to leave room for the button spring clip that you can take out of the cut-off section.

Another option would be to try the Whites Heavy Duty Clevis kit, which is obsolete, but here you will need to epoxy the clevis into a shortened section of the ATPro rod.

Either way, a bit of ingenuity and skill in making your own modification. Good luck and let us see your results.
 

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You see that wasn't even in my wheelhouse I'm not too handy if you know what I mean. I guess I always look at it as I'm going to have to buy the hacksaw and a drillbit and drill so if they already make one I don't have to do that. I guess you're already supposed to have that in the garage.


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RobRieman

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Maybe I need to start making them and selling them on here [emoji6]
 

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Anderson rods said they can make custom rods for just about any machine if you call them
I was looking for something different for cz21 and they said they could do it
 

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