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November 5th 05, 02:03 AM
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Manfrotto help
How do I change the camera screw on my Manfrotto 68-monopod from 3/8 to 1/4?
I lost my manual & the website is useless. Thanks folks -- Jimmy 
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November 5th 05, 02:46 AM
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Manfrotto help
"JimmyG" wrote in message news:YpUaf.13156$bo.10688@fed1read01... How do I change the camera screw on my Manfrotto 68-monopod from 3/8 to 1/4? I lost my manual & the website is useless. Thanks folks -- Jimmy Buy an adaptor. Most UK retailers have to order them -- Simon http://www.pbase.com/stanmore
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November 5th 05, 04:51 AM
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Manfrotto help
It is supposed to be adjustable to one or another. An adapter is NOT
required. How to change it is my dilemma.
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November 5th 05, 05:03 AM
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Manfrotto help
Somebody with a similar monopod just informed me that the 3/8 is a spring
loaded sleeve that, when depressed exposes the 1/4 within. Sure beats trying to jerry-rig an adapter!
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November 5th 05, 02:12 PM
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Manfrotto help
On all my monopods, the center screw has 3/8 threads on one end, 1/4 on the
other--and on them, one just unscrews the head (flat part onto which one could mount a camera or a head), removes and reverses the bolt, then reattaches the head. "JimmyG" wrote in message news:YpUaf.13156$bo.10688@fed1read01... How do I change the camera screw on my Manfrotto 68-monopod from 3/8 to 1/4? I lost my manual & the website is useless. Thanks folks -- Jimmy
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November 6th 05, 06:58 AM
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Manfrotto help
"JimmyG" wrote in message news:H2Xaf.13178$bo.9795@fed1read01... Somebody with a similar monopod just informed me that the 3/8 is a spring loaded sleeve that, when depressed exposes the 1/4 within. Sure beats trying to jerry-rig an adapter! This is how my Manfrotto monopod works Dave
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November 11th 05, 01:40 PM
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Manfrotto help
"JimmyG" wrote in message news:H2Xaf.13178$bo.9795@fed1read01... Somebody with a similar monopod just informed me that the 3/8 is a spring loaded sleeve that, when depressed exposes the 1/4 within. Sure beats trying to jerry-rig an adapter! What he said on both mine. Bob Hickey
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