I had them in 1970.

Lost all of them.

They were Z shaped and dented the bearing edges.

good luck

Can't recall the name of them.

But i have some the bass drum ones are not the same size as the ones that you would used on the tom..

I have Tama made ones for the bass drum..N.O.S. from the 80's....Mikey

Go to Home Depot and get a couple feet of PEX tubing, or similar stiff plastic tubing, cut it square and to the correct length with a razor knife (carpet knife blades are the best, but watch your fingers) and slide these between the lug and underside of the hoop, with the tension screw passing through the middle.

They don't need to be aluminum, and the plastic will be lighter and not scratch anything around it.

I've seen these little s-hook clips pop up on the Bay occassionally. They're usually NOS Rogers. Keep checking periodically and you'll pick them up fairly cheap. No one seems to want them.

Some ones made by Rogers 1970's....Mikey

Yeah those are the ones, come to think of it, the last time I saw some was on a Rogers Londoneur set at a pawn shop in the early ninetys. Had blue hydraulic heads and those aqarian cymbal spring mounts.

The tubing sounds like the right ticket, not that I'm too worried about hurting the bearing edge on these drums, but that's probably what someone said about my club date when they let the 12" rest on the t rod.

Yeah those are the ones, come to think of it, the last time I saw some was on a Rogers Londoneur set at a pawn shop in the early ninetys. Had blue hydraulic heads and those aqarian cymbal spring mounts.

The tubing sounds like the right ticket, not that I'm too worried about hurting the bearing edge on these drums, but that's probably what someone said about my club date when they let the 12" rest on the t rod.

Contact Al Drew in Woonsocket RI, Drews Music. He has them, NOS Rogers.

Yes good point i forgot about them..Anyway what is the name that these go by? The ones i have iam going to list on Ebay but i don't know what to call them...Mikey