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Shaft positioning clips for Excalibur....Who's got 'em?

Hello Steve, are you running the straight shaft or what? I use a Lightening Rod and I ordered a new lower shaft as the original was completely wollered out and wasted. I inserted the new lower shaft and drilled all the way through, after obtaining the correct positioning for the height. Inserted Stainless bolts, washers (1 on the bolt head and 1 on the nut base) and nylocking nuts. No more worries. It is rock solid and has never faltered. I do not know if the push pins are available separately or if this would even completely resolve the issue.
GH
 
I have what I think is an old Budd Traveling Straight Shaft. The original Excal lower shaft is still installed. Your solution is probably the way I am going to end up.

Thanks for the idea.
 
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