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In Reply to: RE: spades posted by kamco on March 5, 2009 at 19:40:29:
You can always remove the existing screw, then use a stud screw and a couple of jamming nuts. I know this method is introducing additional components but it's a quick/temporary fix without grinding anything.
Essentially you are building a spacer to raise the connection above the plastic fins. Might have to use more than one jamming nut, or maybe some sort of copper pipe spacer/washers.
Some of the binding posts you can buy can also screw into the existing hole. Just by removing the bottom nut that normally jams them against the chassis. Actually, I think Mitchell makes some for this very purpose, but I cannot find any pics for you on the internet.
See my (top view) drawing attached as attempt to explain.
Cheers,
Jonesy
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Follow Ups
- this screw stud set up will get you by for awhile... - Jonesy 09:36:58 03/06/09 (4)
- Problem with that is........ - Chuck Y 10:32:10 03/06/09 (3)
- Good point... - Jonesy 10:56:37 03/06/09 (2)
- RE: Good point... - dhopkin1@nycap.rr.com 20:13:55 03/06/09 (1)
- Amp in question is 30 yrs old. - onemug 19:32:24 03/07/09 (0)