Sargent plane yoke source

[kenl]

I have a 422 (Stanley #7 size) with a broken yolk. This is the small,part that rides in the brass adjusting wheel to,advance the iron. Does anyone know where I might find a replacement?

[bandit571]

ebay store called  nhplaneparts.

[JimReed@Tallahassee]

Donor plane. Find another Sargent plane--Bailey #5 sized or larger. The frogs probably use the same sized yoke. As far as that goes, a Stanley Bailey yoke might even work. The Sargent is a Bailey copy. Just make sure the wheel fits snug around the yoke--wheel/yoke mating slop is a usual contributor to adjuster backlash. It's not a fatal issue but does make the plane less fun to use.

[Greg Wease]

I have a 422 (Stanley #7 size) with a broken yolk. This is the small,part that rides in the brass adjusting wheel to,advance the iron. Does anyone know where I might find a replacement?

Don Wilwol is a member here and a good source of info on all things Sargent related.

[Adnick]

Probably have one, can you provide a general measurement? Believe the largest I have is = to a #5 might be the same...

[kenl]

Probably have one, can you provide a general measurement?  Believe the largest I have is = to a #5 might be the same...

The distance from pin to center of the adjusting wheel is 1 3/16"  from the top of the yolk where it meets the blade is 1 7/16"
The diameter of the wheel at the point where it rides is 3/8" This is all pretty close and  also seem to be about what my Bedrock 605's are as well. Thanks for looking at this.  ken
I'll check the other sources later.

[Adnick]

Raining hard here today ( yep, unusual), the spare parts collection is down in the barn, so I'll probably not check until tomorrow.....

[kenl]

So far no luck in sourcing a replacement yoke.

[Bill_Houghton]

Try Pete Niederberger, e-mail  pniederber@aol.com.  He's done well by me in the past.

[kenl]

Try Pete Niederberger, e-mail  pniederber@aol.com.  He's done well by me in the past.

Thanks Bill.