Ball Link, Threaded 1/16", Du-Bro
CAT.624 · DWG 10-190 SCALE 1:1 PHOTOBall Link, Threaded 1/16", Du-Bro
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DU-BRO

Ball Link, Threaded 1/16", Du-Bro

10-190
$7.30incl. GST

      Du-Bro Part - 190 This 4 piece set fits perfectly in servo arm hole, bellcranks, nylon horns, and throttle arms. Set includes (1) ball threaded for 0-80 (1/16" diameter thread), (1) self threading nylon socket, (1) threaded coupler 3/4" long with 3/8" 2-56 thread for up to .072" rod.

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1–2 working day dispatch · tracked courier NZ-wide
Checked & test-run by Shane before it ships · 30-day returns

 

 

 

Du-Bro Part - 190

This 4 piece set fits perfectly in servo arm hole, bellcranks, nylon horns, and throttle arms. Set includes (1) ball threaded for 0-80 (1/16" diameter thread), (1) self threading nylon socket, (1) threaded coupler 3/4" long with 3/8" 2-56 thread for up to .072" rod.

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