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Old June 21st 09, 07:51 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Custom Bowden Cables?

I'm having trouble finding someone simultaneously capable as well as
willing to make a cable for my brake assembly for my ship. Spruce
doesn't have any barrel adjusters, a common motorcycle part.... I
want the fancy swaged eyelet ends on a 3/32 cable (Spruce also only
offers .078 cable or I would probably just send them my own
barrel...), but need the barrel on it too. I've found people that
*could* do it, but won't touch it cause it's an airplane (I may have
them make a cable for my 'gold sluicing machine' or something
though . I've found parts suppliers, but I can't rotary swage... so
I'm looking for someone to just make it for me.

Suggestions?

TIA,
-Paul
 




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