Image please?

Sorry, sir. I don't even own a camera. Thanks for replying though.

Brian

I own a couple of 1400 cymbal stands, and I'd like to help you if I can, but I can't picture what you are describing.

Does yours look like this? If so, the tilter doesn't have any pins that I can see. The tilter head presses onto the knurled shaft, and the tilter itself has teeth that interlock and a spring for tension.

Thank you very much for your response, my friend! I guess I didn't make myself clear. I have three or four cymbal stands and they are all as you describe. it's the snare drum stands that are causing me to have a breakdown! LOL! Thanks, Tinman!

Brian

I think the 1400 part number threw everyone off. The flat base cymbal is stand is a 1363.

Thanks, Mike. I thought that was the case, but I wasn't sure.

Does anyone know how the basket was originally anchored to the top rod though? Something must have been used to secure it. All I have on one snare stand are four small see though holes. THANKS!!!

Brian

Hi Brian,

Yes, it was your description of the issue that was confusing. Even I thought you were talking about the 1400 cymbal stand when you mentioned the tilter. So, naturally, I was confused when you talked about those pins! Like Mike said, we're talking about the 1363 Snare stand. I looked at my stand right now and do see the two pins that are missing from your stand. Very odd that they are missing, which means that someone drove them out with a pin punch. I wonder why?

I have some pins from a Slingerland Tempo King bass drum pedal. They are used to attach the cam to the rocker. I'll drive out one of the Ludwig pins later today and see if it's the same size as the Slingerland. Will report back. For now, I'm going back to bed, as it's 5am here on the west coast!

-Mark

THANK YOU, Mark!

Brian