WTB: Magnet Bracket, A-13500 | UPDATE: Good Guy Meineke

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WTB: Magnet Bracket, A-13500 | UPDATE: Good Guy Meineke

Added: 2016-01-23 17:04:03 UTC • Ended: May 30th, 2018

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Looking for this part for Dr. Dude's magnet. My bracket snapped at the welding points. Thanks!

UPDATE: Welded old one back together.

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#2 8 years ago

ABC

arakissun

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Varna

12y 63,650 1,995

Any pics of these.Almost sure that I have it.

#3 8 years ago

DJW

MrWizzo

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Emerald Isle, NC

12y 60,800 3,184 6

Is the center post integrating into the bracket or is it threaded and adjustable?

Dan

#4 8 years ago

GBB

mrgregb123

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I will take pics when I get back home. It's basically similar to a ball popper mounting bracket but has a large nut welded to the bottom which the magnet rod passes through. Stay tuned for a pic and thanks for the response.

#5 8 years ago

ABC

arakissun

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Varna

12y 63,650 1,995

I had this machine with the magnet,so I must have it.

Regards

#6 8 years ago

GBB

mrgregb123

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Here are the pics of it. The bracket is supposed to have that large top nut welded to it but when attempting to loosen the lower nut to adjust the rod, it broke off. Seems to be an ongoing issue with this game. Anyone have it?

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#7 8 years ago

DJW

MrWizzo

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Emerald Isle, NC

12y 60,800 3,184 6

Neither of the brackets I had in mind. Sorry can't help.

#8 8 years ago

SBS

o-din

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Just have it welded back together. Or put a nut on the other side.

#9 8 years ago

GBB

mrgregb123

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If it was convenient for me to have it welded back I definitely would. O-Din good idea on the nut, but the coil rests on the other side. Obviously would have to be a thin nut to avoid pushing the coil up too high, any other issues this might cause?

#10 8 years ago

SBS

o-din

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Most muffler shops will do little weld jobs like this for very little. That is what I would do if I didn't have a welder handy.

#11 8 years ago

GBB

mrgregb123

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Wow

Quoted from o-din:Most muffler shops will do little weld jobs like this for very little. That is what I would do if I didn't have a welder handy.

Maybe because I never set foot in a muffler shop, but I had no idea they did welding. I have a few of those near by, will look into that. Thanks.

#12 8 years ago

SBS

o-din

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Some are cooler than others. But it's not that hard to find a guy that will take a minute out of his day to fix a broken part.

Some times they are just standing around with nothing to do anyway.

#13 8 years ago

GBB

mrgregb123

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So I walked into the Meineke down the street, asked the guy if he could weld it together. He said sure, give me an hour. Came back, done. Refused to charge me. Thanks for the reco, O-din.

#14 8 years ago

SBS

o-din

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