WTB Scotts Steering Damper Parts

[GasGasDreamer]

WTB Scotts Steering Damper Parts & ORing Info

for a scotts steering damper stabilizer I am looking for;
1. the arm on the bottom
2. the nut that holds the arm on
3. the post pin

Does anyone happen to know the Stem O-Ring size?


please let me know what you have and the cost
thanks

 

[Anders]

for a scotts steering damper stabilizer I am looking for;
1. the arm on the bottom
2. the nut that holds the arm on
3. the post pin
please let me know what you have and the cost
thanks

Perhaps not what you wanted to hear, but Scotts do sell spare parts, and they are not too expensive either.
I once bought the nut that holds the arm, and they sent it to me (in Norway) in an envelope for just a marginal cost. I found them very helpful.

The arms come in different shapes and lenghts. There is a spare parts list at
http://www.scottsonline.com/Stabilizer_Parts.php

 

[Darkside]

Which arm do you need? the straight arm or stepped arm?

 

[GasGasDreamer]

Perhaps not what you wanted to hear, but Scotts do sell spare parts, and they are not too expensive either.

Thanks for the info.
You are all rich in Norway.
I'm a broke American.
Thanks though.

 

[GasGasDreamer]

Which arm do you need? the straight arm or stepped arm?

The one I lost was stepped but I don't think it really matters.
I'll double check tonight but I think a straight arm would just have the small additional space between the mount and the arm. It might just require a longer pin.

Does anyone happen to know the Stem O-Ring size?


Thanks

 

[noobi]

Thanks for the info.
You are all rich in Norway.
I'm a broke American.
Thanks though.

Its would probably be less than $50 for the three parts from Scotts, and they would be the correct ones.
How much would you expect to pay? Hardly anything is cheap anymore.

 

[StuJohnson]

I 2nd the option to contact Scotts directly.
I sent an old one in for some work....they ended up doing a full service to it. Changed the oil, cleaned it, new seals and orings, new nut on the bottom and new adjustment knob and it costs me something like $110. It came back like a brand new one!!!!
Plus they sent back all the old parts they took off it....guess so that I knew that they actually did work on it!!!

And if yours is a pretty old one---there is an update kit that they will install if needed.

 

[iamovru]

The one I lost was stepped but I don't think it really matters.
I'll double check tonight but I think a straight arm would just have the small additional space between the mount and the arm. It might just require a longer pin.

Does anyone happen to know the Stem O-Ring size?


Thanks

The arm does matter, underbar is stepped and straight is above bar usually. Call Scotts