What the thread found

• A low mode F bracket for the steadicam master series requires a connecting rod with a hole for attachment to the gimbal yoke
• The missing rod component can be fabricated by a machinist
• An alternative solution is to use a spare arm post if one is available
• The component may be available for purchase from specialized steadicam suppliers

Depends on

• The exact specifications for the replacement rod are not detailed in the discussion
• The proposed solutions are not definitively confirmed as working alternatives

Gear in this thread

Master Seriescatalog

Parts

Low Mode, Arm Post

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