Home Forum Ask A Member Super 10 kh7 Lower Cowl Fasteners

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  • #233752
    Patrick Brown
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      Is there a source for these pinned1/2 twist screw attachment screws? But more importantly, is there a source for the screw “receptacle”? I see from the parts listings that the receptacle is actaully 2 parts – a front and back piece. Or does anyone discovered another way to attach the shroud? Thanks much, Pat

      #233755
      DAN UMBARGER
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        Check with an aircraft parts distributor…like LEAF ( Leading Edge Air Foil ) or Wicks….I thought I saw something like these fasteners on someone’s website.

        #233756
        dave-bernard
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          how many do you need I may have some.

          #233757
          Buccaneer
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            I bought some of those Dzus fasteners from

            https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/hapages/dzus.php

            a few years ago.

            I’m not sure about the receptacle they attach to.

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            #233759
            mercuryman
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              A member named Frank Erion (269 720 1337 ) . He is in florida in winter selling Mercury parts Don’t know what state is listed under . He had the fasteners a few years ago.

              #233766
              chuckw
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                I have some of those fasteners and they are too big for Merc cowls.

                #233776
                dave-bernard
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                  got them call me 1 914 310 7086.
                  need to know if you need long or short. long are on top short 1 is on bottom

                  #233824
                  A Hoskins
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                    I made some from 1/4″ carriage bolts. From 20′ away you couldn’t tell the difference. Laugh. I machined away the square shoulder under the head., rounded the lip of the head, slotted the head, cut the shank to length, drilled the shank and pressed in a pin. I used galvanized bolts but they are available in stainless as well. As far as the receptacle, I think the best source is a junk motor. Message me if you strike out otherwise.

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                    #233839
                    dave-bernard
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                      will be shipped out Monday.

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