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O-rings could be the cure you are looking for.

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Posted by vantrepes on Novembe r 05, 2002 at 02:04:52:

In Reply to: ram rod posted by IGottaCocker on Novembe r 03, 2002 at 13:11:38:

Here is a trick I came up with:

Get an extra bolt o-ring (or any o-ring that will fit snugly into the pump arm), and clip about 1/4" out of the ring. Stick it inside the pump arm, and thread the ram in on top of it. As the o-ring gets compressed, it pushes against the ram shaft, holding it in place. Try it with 1/4" and if it's not tight enough, just add a small chunk in on top of the other one. Once you have enough in there, it will hold fine, and you can get it apart with not too much fuss.

: my ram rod going from the ram to the back block is screwing in and causeing my back block not to go back far enough to cock the cocking rod, how do i fix this without using locktight?

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: Here is a trick I came up with: : Get an extra bolt o-ring (or any o-ring that will fit snugly into the pump arm), and clip about 1/4" out of the ring. Stick it inside the pump arm, and thread the ram in on top of it. As the o-ring gets compressed, it pushes against the ram shaft, holding it in place. Try it with 1/4" and if it's not tight enough, just add a small chunk in on top of the other one. Once you have enough in there, it will hold fine, and you can get it apart with not too much fuss. : : my ram rod going from the ram to the back block is screwing in and causeing my back block not to go back far enough to cock the cocking rod, how do i fix this without using locktight?

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