Threads gone in base plate

To be honest with the current cost of the radio it would be cheaper to buy a replacement or go to Uniden's web site and check a factory outlet store like the one here Uniden 2 Way Radios Two Way Walkie Talkie Radios Marine Radios CB Radios... and purchase one rather than pay to have it fixed.

feelfree kayak drain plug-threaded from Austin kayak, at about $4, is an exact fit for the eagle talon 12. Threads match so just screw it in. It comes with the female base plate but unless your screws are cross threaded, you won't need that part.

The gasket goes between the plate to which the cutter is mounted and the base of the jar. i.e., atop the cutter and contacting the base of the jar.

Charlie

There is usually a small threaded metal clip behind the numberplate. This gives the screw something to thread into as the bodywork of the car isnt enough. If this is missing you could try drilling a new hole (smalled than the screw) in the area behind the plate to fix it to or a less permanent solution would be double sided tape.

The part that the screw holds is turning independently of the screw. Remove it and inspect for torn splines or other motion locking device. Repair or replace the part using Loctite on the screw threads.

This is a difficult one as you have about 50sizes possible for this one. Try calling olevia and giving them the model # they might have that info but its pretty technical and more then likely you'll need to go to a Home depot and just pick up several fine threaded screws (about $.05-$.10each) and try em all to see which one fits. Its a pain but may be the only way. Make sure you don't get them too long as this will damage the threads or not tighten the mount. Try about 1" to 1-1/2" screws. depending on how thick the base plate is. you want about 3/4" of the screw inside the tv depending on how deep the threads (can stick a toothpick inside it to gauge how deep) so ad 3/4" to the thickness of the base plate.

fully dismatle the cot, keep all the bits.. Take the two slatted sides to bits and put the base pieces of wood from these to one side.
pull the headboard and footboard (is that whats its called) apart take the feet from the footboard and add to the headboard (they are now the sole head and foot boards) screw the 4 nuts with blanking plates to the top 4 holes on the new head and footboards
take the two long slatted size bases and screw them to the lower holes on the head and footboard put the base brackets (L shapped screws) into the corners put the cot base onto the L shaped screws done

Here's a copy of the manual instructions...
Detail Sanding
Your tool is equipped with a teardrop base which allows you to use it on large flat surfaces
and tight spots or corners.
The pad tips may wear unevenly, depending on use. The pads are designed to allow you to
interchange and /or rotate the diamond tip.
Fitting Sanding Sheets ( Fig. 2)
• Detach the two diamond-shaped tips from the sanding sheet.

If this doesn't provide enough information, take a look at the pictures in the manual at the following link: http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/documents/English/Instruction%20Manual/589307-02,MS550GBMS550GH.pdf

If you still have difficulty getting the base off, write back and let me know specifically what the trouble is and I'll try to help you with it.
• Hold the tool with the sanding base facing upwards.
• Place the sanding sheet onto the sanding base.
The diamond-shaped tip can be reversed and replaced when worn.
• When the front part of the tip is worn, detach it from the sheet, reverse it and press it onto
the sanding base again.
• When the whole tip is worn, remove it from the sanding base and fit a new tip.
Tip of the Sanding Base ( Fig. 3)
When the sanding base tip is worn, it can be reversed or replaced.
• Remove the screw.
• Reverse or replace the worn part.
• Fit and tighten the screw.
Finger Attachment ( Fig. 4)
The finger attachment is used for fine detail sanding.
• Remove the screw.
• Remove the diamond-shaped tip holder from the sanding base.
• Fit the finger attachment onto the sanding base.
• Fit and tighten the screw.
Contour Holder Attachment (Fig. 5)
• The contour sanding pieces are for sanding curved surfaces and grooves.
• Remove the screw.
• Remove the diamond-shaped tip holder from the
sanding base.
• Fit the contour holder onto the sanding base.
• Fit and tighten the screw.
Fitting and Removing a Contour Piece (Fig. 6 & 7)
• Choose the contour sanding piece profile most suitable for your application.
• Place one end of the contour sanding piece into the recess at
the front end of the profile holder.
• Push the other end of the contour sanding piece until it clicks
into place.
• To remove the contour sanding piece, push it forward then pull the rear end out of
the profile holder (fig. 7).
Fitting a Sanding Sheet Onto a Contour Sanding Piece (Fig. 8)
• Align the sanding sheet with the contour sanding piece.
• Press the sanding sheet onto the contour sanding piece, making
sure that the sanding sheet follows the shape of the profile.

Hi Jonathan.
You can get the part you need (QB-4W) off the web. The part doesn't have a wheel, it's called a quick release plate. It's going to cost about 12. usd. Here is just one site you can find it.

http://01eec50.netsolstores.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=5443

Hope this helps.

Rob

Do you have a local camera shop
that speciilize in camera