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The large black outer plastic nut that tightens to hold the saw at desired length has cracked and will not tighten. Can I buy a new one?

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What Jerr isn't telling you is the link is worthless. RemingtonPower is no longer in business. Sorry
Lou

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    Please follow this link, http://www.fixya.com/support/t2629831-ad... cursor down to “Best Solution”, while there click the “Was this helpful? [Yes]” button. Simple, functional, & inexpensive. HTH

    Lou

    There was a change to your pole lock using a lever pn 121560-01, but like 99 of 100 RemingtonPower parts it is NLA

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    pn 121560-01 is the lever. Type it into the "Part #:" window and the answer is NLA at

    Remington.com

    http://www.desaparts.com/index.htm

    Do an Internet search for Remington 121560-01

    M & D Mower say they have one $37.50

    http://www.m-and-d.com/order.html?id=R3X...

    I wouldn't waste any time. Good Luck

    Lou

    I use M & D for McCulloch parts. They have been good to me. Call them, it isn't pictured but for that money I'd wager it's a replacement for the nut assembly you have. Sooner or later you will need a part that cannot be found. Even when this thread is closed you can still reply to me below the advertisements. If you opt for the new part please let me know how it worked for you. TIA

    Lou

  • Anonymous Nov 06, 2009

    Direct link

    http://www.m-and-d.com/CEN-121560-01.htm...

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Part #807 E-Z lock from Pentair will solve the problem. Have to remove rivets and replace with bolts. Trim plug to get nut on pole.. nut has same threads as cracked one. Reassemble, good to go. $9.00 from Amazon.

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