Spare Springs

Steve Clark · January 1st, 2008, 02:52 PM

I have a dozen or so stainless steel springs I bought a while ago, with the intention of building some spring-straps for the club. Never really got around to it and they've been sitting in the garage for ages.

For techie types they are : 302 stainless steel extension springs, 11" long, 1/2" O/D, 0.062" wire dia with cross-over loop ends.

They make good replacements for over-stretched springs or to be tied on directly. I've had a pair on my fins for 3 years and they only have a tiny bit of surface rust-staining under the PVC tube.

Individual spring with a length of PVC tube = a fiver each + postage at cost.

Email sbc23@cantab.net or PM if you're interested.

Happy new year,

Steve Clark

January 1st, 2008, 02:52 PM	#1 (permalink)
Steve Clark(Offline) New Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Preston, UK Posts: 6	Spare Springs I have a dozen or so stainless steel springs I bought a while ago, with the intention of building some spring-straps for the club. Never really got around to it and they've been sitting in the garage for ages. For techie types they are : 302 stainless steel extension springs, 11" long, 1/2" O/D, 0.062" wire dia with cross-over loop ends. They make good replacements for over-stretched springs or to be tied on directly. I've had a pair on my fins for 3 years and they only have a tiny bit of surface rust-staining under the PVC tube. Individual spring with a length of PVC tube = a fiver each + postage at cost. Email sbc23@cantab.net or PM if you're interested. Happy new year, Steve Clark