conical basis to call??? this has Clamping shaft hole
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It has the slot for a metal key that helps to hold on the shaft for the steering. It fits my 19 ft cobia center console with the tapered 3/4 steering shaft perfectly. Actually is a nice wheel for the money paid. Unfortunately haven't got the boat on the water yet to fully try out.
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There ARE threaded holes, but in My case (fitting it to a Ridgid 4512) I wanted to shift the tube over a bit. Drilling new holes and tapping them was not too difficult.
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I do not know. I am using a straight shaft. Sorry. Try the Tanaka web site. I think they have one.
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The company web sit may have that info. Meantime, flatten it in vise and maybe use a washer over it. A local machine shop would make a better one for a couple bucks
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Simply bend the clamp to get it around the rops and bend it closed enough to get the bolt in the hole. Then tighten clamp as needed. These clamps are a very common way to attach various accessories without the need to drill.
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To answer your question, the base is conical. It's called the skirt and the very bottom, if you picked one up and looked at the inside, is rounded out. I hope this helped you out.
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The inside of the shaft is flat. The outside of the shaft has one ridge, presumably to help wind the thread.
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Hi, On the bottom of the unit are 2 types of holes. One hole is where the screw goes in to hold unit together, the other hole looks like a round circle with a lines at each end. I know terrible description. There are 4 of them. I think --0-- this looks similar to what I am trying to describe. Hope this helps.
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It should work. Check the shape of the rotating shaft that is inside the pole. It should be square
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Loosen screw slightly, rotate bracket 180degrees while holding hose attach end, retightenscrew. Dmiller
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The styrofoam head needs to have a hole in the bottom of it to accept the shaft of clamp
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Sorry, don't know. All I can say is that there are many that look alike, but the shaft hole may be a different size.
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There is a small brush attachment and something that looks like a clamp. I'm not sure what the clamp thing is for.
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I am sure the mechanics have a special tool. I used a needle nose plier, as recommended, but they did not do so well. The tips of the plier must fit into the slots on the threaded bolt and the plier must be kept at the right position. You got to try this to understand. It's "tricky", but it can be done without a special tool.
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None that I know of, but I never looked. The twist to lock mechanism seemed to be opposite to what I expoected, but now that I am used to it, I make length adjustments almost instantly without thinking about it. To tighten the pole turn the metal pole below the plastic connector. The plastic connector itself does not turn, it is just a dust cover!
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I would go to the mfg. site. Mine has not broken it is just a pain to clamp when set vertically.
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It's conical. It look like a flat wheel grinder but the teeth are on the edges at a taper, thus making it a form of conical burr. A wheel burr grinder would have the teeth on the flat surfaces between the wheels.