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Scott Martin


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Texas, USA
Post  Posted 6 Feb 2019 6:30 pm    
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I have a 15 year old Zum D-10 that has 27" legs and rods which is 1 inch longer than standard. It's a little bit too tall for me and I'm looking for someone who wants to trade their 26" set of 4 legs and 8 rods for a 27" set. Everything is in good shape, just 1" too long.
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Ron Hogan

 

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Nashville, TN, usa
Post  Posted 10 Feb 2019 8:00 am    
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Hi Scott. I ran into the same issue with my 1995 Zum. This is what I did. It did the trick for me.

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Scott Martin


From:
Texas, USA
Post  Posted 11 Feb 2019 11:28 am    
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Thanks Ron,

That's a great idea! Kind of a MacGyver thing, or if you had used bamboo it could have been the professor on Gilligan's Island! It's so much better than 4 phone books.
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Duane Reese

 

Post  Posted 14 Feb 2019 9:12 pm    
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Are Zum and Fessenden legs interchangeable?
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Scott Martin


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Texas, USA
Post  Posted 16 Feb 2019 9:01 am    
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The legs are but I don't know about the rods.
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Duane Reese

 

Post  Posted 16 Feb 2019 9:17 am    
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I ask because my Fessenden legs are too high for me. I read the subject line more carefully than the original post – Sorry.
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