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Old 01-01-2024, 01:37 AM
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.078” & .160” are the dimensions of the ones I sell.

Thank you so much

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easy fix is to braze or silver solder the old hole and drill a new hole 180* from the patch

Or buy one from Rob.

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I have this old sheet from Gerry Woodland from back in the 1980's. Pretty much confirms what has been previously stated here.
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If you prefer not to re-weld/braze yours if it's needed.
The Woodland replacements are a good piece to use.
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