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Mike Pearson is 100 percent on the money with his response. I bought a Beachy tool a few years back and Mike (Beachy) told me that at that time, they still had a few and would happily sell them.
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how do we get ahold of beachy tool?
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LSM had a hanger checker - I'll post a picture later. Not sure if they still make it.
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I spoke to the folks at Beachy's in Kokomo, and the gentleman who created that tool has retired. I left a message at the number I was given for him, and I'm just waiting on a call-back. I'll update y'all when I have more information. How many folks would be interested in such a tool if it was made available?
Lew
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I use a LSM tool. Saw it listed on their website. QJ-100 hanger alignment tool $39.00
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Forum Folks that might be interested in an easy solution to measuring QJet Hangers:
Easy to build out of scrap stuff. Center piece is 1/8" aluminum but could be steel or whatever. Bottom is built from couple of pieces of 3/4" x 1/8" angle iron so it is easy to keep upright when used. Will include a few photos for reference. Most folks do not need this kind of accuracy but it is easy to use anyway. Soon as I figure how to resize the pics that is. Measure from the top surface to the pin (0.067" diam) with dial caliper. Regards to All, Dissident Last edited by Dissident; 06-06-2017 at 10:33 PM. |
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