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loco_engr
loco_engr Posts: 5,844
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
I found some BGE table cloth weights in Athens, would you plz repost how you southern engineered :ermm: them to work on a ceiling fan pull chain. Thanks!
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  • fire egger
    fire egger Posts: 1,124
    Hey Dan, I bought some el cheapo chains at Lowes that had pulls on them, I took those pulls off, if i remember right, some of them had split rings, I think I cut one of them off, anyway you want to save the ring on the pull chain. on the BGE table wieghts, right at the top of the "egg" part, I spread the rin with needle nose pliers and took the clamp off, slipped the ring of the chain on and squeezed the ring closed, think it was a two-beer operation for all four!!
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    In the pic, besides all the cobwebs :blush: I think the lare ring is part if the chain, while the small rin riht on top of the egg is the part I opened to remove the clamp and add the chain ring
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