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Hello folks. I am rebuilding older BP longitudinal power feed gearbox.
Shifter handle is missing- probably was broke and thrown out. Now I need to replicate something similar - I made a keyed collar for the sleeve and bent a handle itself from steel bar .Now I need to attach lock pin which will be moving through positions on the casting. I can make it adjustable in axial position ( see white arrow on the handle ) I can mill a slot along the handle, but I also will need some adjustment in cross direction as it defines proper gear mesh inside the gearbox. What might be creative solution to make lock pin adjustment in two directions?