anybody with blade on a cocker

[Mikey D]

i have a blade frame for my cocker, and wanna get it fitted, however, i have been told by the guy who is gonna do it for me, that i need the timing rod to be angled where it goes thru the frame. as with a slide trigger it is being pulled straight back. the blade pulls the rod at a different angle. can anyone help me, did you have the same problems, if so, how did you fix it? hope someone can help, i would like to get this fitted pretty soon

 

[Cube]

Originally posted by mike from brum
i have a blade frame for my cocker, and wanna get it fitted, however, i have been told by the guy who is gonna do it for me, that i need the timing rod to be angled where it goes thru the frame. as with a slide trigger it is being pulled straight back. the blade pulls the rod at a different angle. can anyone help me, did you have the same problems, if so, how did you fix it? hope someone can help, i would like to get this fitted pretty soon

Dunno what he's on about. All you need for the Blade is a Round ended timing rod rather than the flat ones used on some custome trigger jobs.

All the Blade frame does is change the pivot so the snap of the trigger is turned into a slide on the internals. There's no funny angle or anything, only the action is reversed so you have to reverse the ram connectors on the 3-way.

It's a bolt on job, even I managed to do it

 

[Mikey D]

ah yeah i remember readin about that changing of 3 way hoses. its the 2 outer ones isnt it? i was wondering why when you pull the trigger, it moves forward. i'll have a word with the guy, maybe hes a bit confused.

 

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