Mcdermott e-series ferrules and weight bolts?

j2pac

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I have a couple of questions regarding Mcdermott e-series ferrules, and weight bolt/s.
Were the ferrules sleeved, or threaded, and capped or uncapped?
I would also like to know if anyone knows particularly what weight bolt was used in these cues?
My thanks for any help, with the subject/s. :cool:
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Chopdoc

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The E-Series evolved I believe.

They started out with D-Series parts, then changed.

I don't think they are all the same. You have to look at the individual cue to know what parts it used.

Someone else may know better or more specifically.
 
CroweCues

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Chopdoc said:
The E-Series evolved I believe.



They started out with D-Series parts, then changed.



I don't think they are all the same. You have to look at the individual cue to know what parts it used.



Someone else may know better or more specifically.
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He is correct here. They evolved through the series so it could go either way. All stock cues had threaded tenons. Ivorine 3 ferrules, capped. Weight bolt depends on when it was produced in the series

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CroweCues said:
He is correct here. They evolved through the series so it could go either way. All stock cues had threaded tenons. Ivorine 3 ferrules, capped. Weight bolt depends on when it was produced in the series

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The cue in question would be an ef2. Thanks gents. :cool:
 
Chopdoc

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j2pac said:
The cue in question would be an ef2. Thanks gents. :cool:
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I believe it's still the same matter. An early E-F2 will have a D series weight bolt and screw on bumper while a later one will have the later weight bolt and push in bumper.

Some E series ended in the 90's while others continued well into the 2,000's.
 
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Chopdoc said:
I believe it's still the same matter. An early E-F2 will have a D series weight bolt and screw on bumper while a later one will have the later weight bolt and push in bumper.

Some E series ended in the 90's while others continued well into the 2,000's.
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Thanks Doc. Much appreciated. :cool:
 
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