I like these because of the way they collapse, but I have a snap-lock button that has broken.
I have had no luck with replies from Seco - does anyone know of a place to get parts for this rod? Pretty sure the Seco # is 5128-20.
thanks.
Joe,
I will look at the shop drawings for this pole and post if there is a part number given.
Joe,
It looks like they do indeed have a replacement part...
The part number is D11271 - Snap-Loc Button Kit... if this is inded the part you are tlaking about... see image.
thank you!!
Joe
I have the alum. version of this pole and mine broke the spring in between the two buttons. I pulled it out and went to the hardware store and bought a coil sping the same dia. (think it was 1/4 or 5/16 inch) then cut to length. Still working fine 2 years later.
Dont know if this is what is messed up with your buttons but $1.50 a lot cheaper than even the shipping.;-)
where did you get those parts diagrams i likely have 10,000$ worth of prism poles at my office that only need little parts here and there that our local dealer doesnt really want to deal with.
Thanks
Seco's website is surveying.com. If you look under the products tab and find the item in question there are often links to tech documents or shop drawings showing an exploded view of the item.
> Seco's website is surveying.com. If you look under the products tab and find the item in question there are often links to tech documents or shop drawings showing an exploded view of the item.
I was hoping to keep this as much a secret as possible. If the Trimble execs realize that its SECO subsidiary actually assists its customers in maintaining their products, they'll take down the parts diagram pages and offer them on a subscription-only basis.
Martin Instrument sell's the Seco replacement part online. Visit https://martininstrument.com/accessories/gps-accessories/snap-loc-button-kit.html