I am looking for the little round rubber dics on the plastic part for the Sock Aid.
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Is this something you want to add to your sock aid? The one shown comes with it and I take it off right away as it doesn't work well with nylon hosiery for me. Perhaps you could find something at a hardware store that has an adhesive backing where you could cut a round shape to stick to your Sock Aid, Mole skin comes to mind with the adhesive back. Get that at the drug store. Hope this helps.
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Check with a medical store or a hardware store using the non grabbing part of Velcro.
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the only 2 things I can think that may would would be the handle bar covers from a childs bicycle or maybe go to any hardware store and see if they have some small pipe insulation which is the same type of foam and you would need to cut it to size you may also have to tape the pipe insulation which is normally used to insulate exposed water pipes so they don't freeze during the cold I don't believe you can get replacement handle's on those I have 1 I use daily and haven't found any of the handles ever I hope this helps :D
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Don't know where to get one but you could buy a large peace of velcro and cut it to size and use the loop or hook side, which ever works best.
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Those are Velcro discs that adhere to the plastic. I find that the sock puller works better w/o them
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You should be able to find them online. Part # 84-0089. We currently do not have any in stock and that is why we do not have them listed at the moment.
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I dont remember the name of the place I found online. Try googling the part
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I had lost some rubber tips from a bar stool I've had for years. I found some generic tips in various sizes at either Walmart or Lowes. This might be the easiest way to 'find' a quick replacement. It would help to know the diameter 'before' you bring some home. Hope that helps a little [I wouldn't know how to contact the company, all I see are 'vendors' who've only bought to sell, not repair.
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We had one from years ago. They are hard to find. I have seen some metal type ones at Target & JcPenneys. May have to go on ebay.
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I found some at another store. Don't think Amazon has them. Got mine from a discount store, they are blue and plastic, fit the top of my bin perfect
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Amazon probably sells many tips that will work, but Campmor sells the genuine Chinook replacement rubber tips for $1.99 ea. The Chinook pole is of decent quality, so I believe it has the standard size rubber foot, but if you bought some that were just slightly loose, you could always add just a dab of Shoe Goo {@WMart]. *That's also a good way to extend the life of that rubber foot: turn the pole upside down & put a dab of Shoe Goo on the clean foot & let it dry upside down for 24 hrs. But again, Campmor sells the identical rubber foot your pole came w/. *I plan to just buy 2-3 at 1 time so I can save on shipping, but the Shoe Goo is allowing me to postpone buying any thus far......
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I ordered from Allegheny supply, and it came with one of the rubber/plastic ones.
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You will find them at http://amazon.com. They could be either brand or generic. The generic ones are less expensive but you will need to replace them pretty often.
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Hello,I am sorry but we just have the 1" diameter ones available which are these.Thanks
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If you check the www.uwelding.com site, there is one listed. Probably can find it elsewhere, but this is a start. Link: http://www.uwelding.com/catalog/item/5319299/9127251.htm
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I do not know . . . but Walmart would be the place to look because they have all the accessory parts.
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I just ordered a pair of these along with an SPD pedal (my first set of SPD shoes), and I cannot find the cleat nuts anywhere! A little bummed out that I'll have to purchase them separately...
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Google crazy cart parts. I had to buy wheels so I looked up crazy cart replacement parts and found them
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I would try looking on eBay and if that doesn't work, try googling the part.
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I would try an o-ring (same diameter as the old one) from Home Depot or Lowes. Probably the most cost effective place to purchase replacement "rubber bands." Good luck.
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I saw them at walmart I think. I know I found them on line by entering the tube size and number.