who ever

[liftloop]

who ever
why all out detecting, broke there clevis on there detector. that's the part that the holes the loop to the shaft.
mine broke on Easter Sunday, had to return home and fix. that's the third one on my surf-master amphibious ll, so now what do you do make out of wood buy a new one .any info would be nice it seem that i tend to lean on it and after a why all, it gives way not fun to return home empty handed..if I just the length, it's to low to swing were it breaks is were it most com-fee to swing.but this time I ran it in the snow to clean I think that started it.

but when digging, I'm bent over the detector gets tilted and that put pressure on the clevis lucky that breaks and not one of the ears on the loop.....any help please.....
thanks in advance.....



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[Msbeepbeep]

You may want to post this question in the Metal detecting forum- Metal detecting, they talk about fixes and the like on detectors, prob more techie help there. Hope you find a good fix for it.

 

[liftloop]

thanks
Msbeepbeep

though that was the monitors job since they like to police this site...

liftloop

 

[MT_Joe]

 

[DDancer]

Hahh Great minds think alike I reckon http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/metal-detecting/411805-how-fix-old-clevise-s.html

 

[Msbeepbeep]

thanks
Msbeepbeep

though that was the monitors job since they like to police this site...

liftloop

They were busy gluing all the chairs back together from the political forum!

 

[SusanMN]

Sorry Liftloop, the same damn thing happen to my Xterra a few days ago. I had a six inch coil to use as a backup, while I try figure out how to fix mine. I thought I'd try a two part epoxy with a plastic washer added on to strengthen it, but I'll read up here before I try.

 

[relicmeister]

If you're referringto the two raised ears on the coil that attaches to the lower rod, my stock elliptical coil broke not long ago.
One of the ears snapped off. I cut two right angle plastic pieces off something I had then cut the remnants of the original ears
with a razor ( why they're so flimsy in the first place is beyond me) then I attached the hpmemade brackets with nylon screws
( had to drill and tap) and 5-minute epoxy. Its strong now but wasn't easy. I;ve since bought a DD coil, but the fixed one is
still quite usable.

I'd beef-up the "ears" or clevis on any coil to prevent future breakage on any future coils. My new coil is much sturdier. good luck

 

[liftloop]

thanks for all the ideas
i did come up with such a system I'm wanting to market it. I would like to send some out to some people on this forum. I'm going to do a poor mans Paten before i send any out. it should revolutionized the way we look at our detectors and how it responds to the changing environment ...wish me luck
but first it's pizza day and all be busy all day with my firer brick oven serving the public from 5pm to 9 pm stop by fore some home made pizza pie....your all welcome....


liftloop