Jupiter bonnet struts

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Srenner
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Jupiter bonnet struts

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Looking for a set of Jupiter bonnet struts (53222 & 53223), preferably as complete as possible. My alternative is to make a set, so if I go that route, is anyone else interested?
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Drummond Black
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Re: Jupiter bonnet struts

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Hi Scott,

I have a set of drawings for their manufacture. If you want a copy please let me know ?

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Keith Clements
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Re: Jupiter bonnet struts

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Can they be scanned and put in the JowettGallery, pls.
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Srenner
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Re: Jupiter bonnet struts

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Thanks for the offer Drummond, but no need. I have a set here to copy and have repaired a few sets in the past. This will be the first set from scratch, as I suspect there aren't a lot of loose struts laying about. Not particularly tricky to copy, but the brass tube nut will be a challenge to thread. I do not have a bottoming tap anywhere near the original steel tubing size and certainly not whatever the Jowett thread is!

Of course, any advice on making them is appreciated.
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