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- Thread starter moose57
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I believe they pull off
vito
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For a fancy look ?
Picketwire
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On the one I have, remove the very top of the knob. Underneath is a phillips head screw. The cap on the knob is hard to see but it is there. These knob a very superior to push on or allen head screw secured ones in my opinion.
Picketwire
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Mine were slipping because the screw in the middle was lose and would keep going like a 3 ¾ turn ones on Tesoro's except the pointer would be wrong on the dial. The cap on top his very hard to see but it will come off. It was very easy to recalibrate, turn it to one limit or the other, align the pointer and tighten the screw. It is very precise. I believe my 5 pin was one of the first versions of the X. Later knobs were too big and the replacement later the pointer was pretty wide so not as precise. My version is the only one I know for sure about. It had a fine white line across the top and down the side and a sharp pointer at the bottom. There was an even finer white line around the bottom. Otherwise it was all black. I have never seen another one anywhere, even searching knobs on the internet.