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Old 05-08-11, 08:09 PM
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Nuovo Record (mid 70s) Rear and Front Derailleur Question

When assembling parts together for Nuovo / Super record front and rear dérailleurs, is there a store on-line that sells the correct diameter aluminum pins that can be used for campy reconstruction (Part 808/A and 786)?

Our local hardware store has aluminum dowels (both metric and standard) but in 1mm increments, the dowel would be either too large or too small.

I don't have the most accurate calipers, but it looks like the diameter is 3.5mm or .138"?

Thnx in advance.



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Haha, I have been looking for obscure little pieces forever. Let me know if you find a supplier. This might be better asked in the classic and vintage forum.
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Wow, those little pins are aluminium? Crazy.

Maybe you can get TIG welding rod in 3.5mm?
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Oschner has some of those parts, though they don't exactly give them away...

https://www.ochsnerusa-store.com/sear...=&stype=&scat=
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I don't have the most accurate calipers,
harbor freight, etc can resolve that.

No, I think the pivot pins are steel rivets.. , head expanded to keep them in..

why did you take them apart?
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I'm using NOS free floating parts to assemble into a new/complete dérailleur (though I was missing 4 brass ferrules). I took apart an old damaged/twisted NR dérailleur to reuse its brass ferrules for the new project as the rest of it hits the recycle bin. The pin diameter was measured from the old/damaged R.D. The old pins are non-ferrous (checked it w/magnet), definitely not steel and its malleable. Still trying to source 3.5mm pins for the rear dérailleur project. Hopefully there is a supplier out there who sells 3.5mm rods/dowels/pins other than the Oschner link above @ $10 per.
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I might have 808A, but from a Super Record unit. I'll check when I get home from work tonight.
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Bump ... for those who were curious if a solution was ever found.
Took a bit of searching ... but LOL, the allusive 3.5mm aluminum rod/pin do exist (ie. solid non-tapered aluminum knitting needles size US4 are 3.5mm O.D.) Cut the to length, some are even made of hi-grade 6064. The only other option that was listed is the $10 per pin link above
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