Pow-R-Arm 343 Jr.

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Pow-R-Arm 343 Jr.

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Took apart Wilton power arm Jr. and destroyed the locking screw and handle assembly part #2010860.
This has turned into one of those projects where the referb is going to be more than a new one.
Anyways I need this part if anyone has it. Called Wilton and they were no help.
Back to the machine shop we go looks like.

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This place says they have Wilton parts: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/wilton ... earch-Mike

Whether they really have them or not is another story. I guess you will find out when you call them. ::shrug::
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orvet wrote:This place says they have Wilton parts: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/wilton ... earch-Mike

Whether they really have them or not is another story. I guess you will find out when you call them. ::shrug::
Thanks but everything but the power arm it seems. I have the Wilton sales team contacting the manufacturing plant here in the states but they just don't want to sell you a part it seems.
So nice when you can fix something in house. This tooling up project to make knives it turning into an enormous task but I have enjoyed every minute...sort of.

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Just one more time, Gary. And why did you decide to take that apart?

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jerryd6818 wrote:Just one more time, Gary. And why did you decide to take that apart?

Mr. Curiosity
It seemed so easy. I wanted to see how it worked. Then the base plate got jammed trying to screw off. Then I forced it. The male threads were buggered. It worked fine. Now it's a mess but ...I know how it works now. Interesting invention.
Now Wilton says the outside body is cast aluminum. I don't think so. I believe it's zinc or pot metal according to my acid test. I messed the body up a little trying to get the guts out the wrong way so I have been in contact with Muggy Weld.


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garyflorida wrote:
jerryd6818 wrote:Just one more time, Gary. And why did you decide to take that apart?

Mr. Curiosity
I wanted to see how it worked.
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Interesting, just saw this. Check out Monday Night Meatloaf 88. Wish I had seen that before but my threads were buggered so my take down wouldn't have been so easy as his.

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