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Rogers SuperTen Tension Rods?

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Hey guys!

I have a 6.5x14" Rogers SupeTen that's missing some tension rods, and I've been trying to find some replacements. However, I have had absolutely no luck in doing so whatsoever. Two things - a.) What size tension rods do I need to get (length and diameter), and b.) where the heck can I find these replacements?

Thanks so much!

Posted on 8 years ago
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Looks like this. Here, or Rogers Drums Group 2 FB. [IMG]http://i644.photobucket.com/albums/uu169/ThePloughman/Snare%20Drums/Rogers%20SuperTen%201980%20%20COS/58170fe6-e9ec-4a92-910a-a259a6f6465d_zpstjgkmpox.png[/IMG]

Rogers Drums Big R era 1975-1984 Dating Guide.
http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/showthread.php?t=24048
Posted on 8 years ago
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From TheDamajr

Hey guys!I have a 6.5x14" Rogers SupeTen that's missing some tension rods, and I've been trying to find some replacements. However, I have had absolutely no luck in doing so whatsoever. Two things - a.) What size tension rods do I need to get (length and diameter), and b.) where the heck can I find these replacements? Thanks so much!

Hi TheDamajr!

Tension rods are 2.25" in length (57mm) measured from below the collar to the end of the threads. You'll need 12-24 US threaded tension rods, which are easy to find. As for finding these exact Rogers rods, check eBay. Just remember that most sellers seem to measure the rods by total length, which is not how to measure them. Again, proper measurement is from below the collar to the end of the threads. Hope this helps.

-Mark

Posted on 8 years ago
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From idrum4fun

Hi TheDamajr!Tension rods are 2.25" in length (57mm) measured from below the collar to the end of the threads. You'll need 12-24 US threaded tension rods, which are easy to find. As for finding these exact Rogers rods, check eBay. Just remember that most sellers seem to measure the rods by total length, which is not how to measure them. Again, proper measurement is from below the collar to the end of the threads. Hope this helps.-Mark

Hey Mark!

Thank you SO much for the information! Would something like this work?

David

Posted on 8 years ago
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From TheDamajr

Hey Mark!Thank you SO much for the information! Would something like this work? David

Hi David!

The price of the tension rods you provided the link to are way too expensive! Check this link... http://www.drumfactorydirect.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=6_59&products_id=2348

The website is Drum Factory Direct and most members here are very familiar with it.

-Mark

Posted on 8 years ago
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