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echo11

New Member

• Sunday at 14:59

• #1

series 3 swivels - is it possible to refurbish the swivels, Pt No. 539741, if not, does anyone have any recommendations ofwhich to purchase?

 

tottot

Well-Known Member

• Sunday at 16:45

• #2

Bearings and bush's yes. Chrome repair another matter although minor pitting by filling with an epoxy resin and will last if done right. [well prepared clean surface.]

 

steve2286w

Well-Known Member

• Sunday at 17:54

• #3

Britpart ones are decent, think they make them to genuine spec and prob sold with G at end of part number

 

dag019

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 14:04

• #4

steve2286w said:

Britpart ones are decent, think they make them to genuine spec and prob sold with G at end of part number

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Are britpart making chrome wones again now? There was a time where they only did the teflon ones, although they are reasonable and I have had no problems with them on my 110.

 

steve2286w

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 17:14

• #5

I got my chrome ones 7 years ago , still good, I looked on the Britpart website and they show both the Teflon ones and chrome, wonder now the Teflon ones last

 

dag019

Well-Known Member

• Monday at 20:35

• #6

steve2286w said:

I got my chrome ones 7 years ago , still good, I looked on the Britpart website and they show both the Teflon ones and chrome, wonder now the Teflon ones last

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10 years and counting on my 110 with nearly 200k miles on them. So I would say the Teflon lasts pretty well!

 

steve2286w

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• Monday at 22:04

• #7

That is good lasted longer than my frying pan and that don’t go very far at all

 

kevstar

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Full Member

• Monday at 23:00

• #8

steve2286w said:

That is good lasted longer than my frying pan and that don’t go very far at all

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If you'd stop being a Freelanderer your misses would stop knocking you about with it & the pan will last longer.