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    Lift rod mounting shaft broke off

    Is this replaceable? If so, how, and what part #?
    http://www.stadiumtenpin.net
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    www.********************** I believe they sell a replacement shaft that doesnt require any welding. Just grind the old off.. and install this..

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      12-400149 is the shaft - you would have to get the old one out and weld the new one back on. Like speir01 said, I think its pinsetterpartplus that has some kind of bolt on shaft available.

      Marty - Pro Bowl West
      56 Jap A-2's Qubica VDB's
      2 Kustodian Walkers

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        The only thing the PPP shaft eliminates is the welding. You still have to cut out the old shaft completely.
        (Psalm 37:29) The righteous themselves will possess the earth, And they will reside forever upon it.

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          the ppp shaft works very well. just make sure you only grind off the weld to get the broken shaft out. the ppp shaft needs a nice flat surface.

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