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Old 02-24-2003 | 03:16 PM
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As with everything else. There is high and low quality hardware out there. If you are building an ARF, count on the hardware being junk.

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I use DuBro 4-40 pushrods with keeper and a solder clevis on the servo end. The solder clevis is a GP and comes with fuel tube keeper. DuBro comes with the spring and a nut to keep it tight and closed. If I use 2-56 I put z-bend at servo and GP threaded clevis with fuel tube keeper.



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Use the fuel line instead of the shrink wrap. I believe the shrink wrap is more"brittle" and can be cut more easily by the clevis edges.

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