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Custom dipsticks?

#1

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

The Transmission dipstick on my mule is plastic, i've always had trouble threading it back in, because if it starts to cross thread or go in crooked, the plastic gets cooked and it's a PITA to get it to catch just right to screw in. (i bought a new one a year or so ago.. the way they are made there only threads on 2 sides.
I was wondering if i could have a metal one made.. but i have no idea where to look or who to ask.
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#2

mcostello

mcostello

Need help? I can do it.


#3

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

If you've got the know how an machinery I'm all in...


#4

mcostello

mcostello

Can You send dimensions or the dip stick in the middle of winter when it is not needed?


#5

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Oh this Mule get's used Year round several times a day.... what i can do is purchase a new dipstick, as they only cost $5 or so dollars, and i'll ship it to you when i get it so you can have it in your hands, i have no idea what the thread pitch etc. is..... if that's OK?
How much $ can you do it for?


#6

H

hlw49

Try pushing down on the dipstick and turning it backwards sometime they will snap in the threads and you can screw it in that way.


#7

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

Try pushing down on the dipstick and turning it backwards sometime they will snap in the threads and you can screw it in that way.
oh believe me i've tried that... it seems to be a combination of having to hold your tongue just right, standing on your tip toes and patting your head and rubbing your belly.
:LOL:


#8

StarTech

StarTech

And then all bets are off if the plastic has swollen.


#9

Scrubcadet10

Scrubcadet10

And then all bets are off if the plastic has swollen.
That happened to the engine oil dipstick... i bought a new one 5 years ago and it's done fine.


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