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Jorgenson clamp part replacement?

BigDaveZJ

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My wife inherited a few Jorgenson clamps from her father recently, but my mother in law didn't keep them in the base shape after my father in law got sick (left them outside . . . .) so now the screw adjusters are completely seized. They've sat in penetrating oil for a while now and now sign of breaking loose. Anywhere to buy parts for these online? I know they're < $20 each, but given the sentimental value of these I would really like to be able to repair what I already have if possible. The model #'s on the clamps are 3724 and 3718, and the part that actually needs to be replaced is 3703. If it comes to it I guess I could just buy a couple new ones and salvage the parts, but that seems a bit silly even given the situation.

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BigDaveZJ

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Thanks for the link, my Google-Fu must have been lacking tonight. I think by the time I get those parts and pay for shipping it might just be cheaper to go buy a couple new ones and salvage them.
 
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BigDaveZJ

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That was my next step Cobbler, I'm quite familiar with that process with the adjustable control arms on my Jeeps, basically the same concept on a much larger scale. There is plenty of visible rust on the threads, so if I can break them loose I'm not sure how well they will work anyways.
 

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Get some ATF4 and acetone in 70/30 mix( this stuff is flammable but works extremely well) heat up the part well and where a face shield then spray the part and tap with a ball pien hammer might have to do this a few time but it should work in not could check out the electrolysis thread it might take a while but it would most likely work well

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