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    Posted: 23 Nov 2019 at 5:51pm
Are there any "styles" of stops that are better than others? I see Shoupes offers2 different types,although only 1 is offered as a "kit". Thanks 
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I've wondered this before, myself. 
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The ones with the ears are easier to change. The round ones we use on equipment that were not going to change the stop.
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This is the style I use.
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Me too trucker.  Sometimes I wish for a little finer adjustment though....
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Yep, me too.  I got mine at TSC a long ways back.  They were like $12 for the set of 4.  I too wish there was a couple that were half thickness.
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I've seen the aluminum ones like pictured above, and also some cast iron ones with a wire spring. I've always feared that the cast iron ones may be too hard and actually scratch the rod over time.
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Originally posted by m16ty m16ty wrote:

I've seen the aluminum ones like pictured above, and also some cast iron ones with a wire spring. I've always feared that the cast iron ones may be too hard and actually scratch the rod over time.

 Cast iron won't scratch a chromed cylinder rod.
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