FELCO 2/14 Replacement Screw (for Thumb Catch & Locking Segment) The FELCO 2/14 is the genuine factory replacement screw used to secure both the thumb catch (locking lever) and the tooth-locking segment across the professional FELCO range. This dual-purpose fastener is essential for the mechanical safety and precision of the tool. On one side of the pruner, it holds the locking mechanism in place; on the other, it secures the adjustment clip that prevents the pivot nut from loosening. Precision-machined in Switzerland from high-tensile hardened steel, this screw is designed to withstand constant vibration and the lateral forces of daily pruning without backing out. Best For Owners of professional FELCO shears who need to replace a lost, stripped, or rusted screw to restore the tool's locking safety or blade tension adjustment. Key Features Universal Professional Fit: A versatile hardware component compatible with a vast array of models, including the FELCO 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 30. Precision Threading: Features clean, factory-spec threads that ensure a perfect seat in the forged aluminum handles, preventing damage to the tool's frame. Dual-Purpose Utility: The standard fastener for both the locking lever assembly and the pivot adjustment system, making it a critical spare part for any FELCO owner. High-Tensile Strength: Manufactured to resist shearing and head-stripping, allowing for the repeated tightening and loosening required for seasonal maintenance. Genuine Swiss Hardware: Restores your tool to original factory specifications, ensuring that safety locks and blade tension remain secure during intensive work. Specifications Brand: FELCO (Made in Switzerland) Model: FELCO 2/14 (Screw for Catch / Locking Segment) Compatibility: FELCO 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 19, 30, 31, 100 Material: Hardened high-grade steel Contents: 1x Securing Screw Ideal For (Uses) Restoring Locking Safety: Replacing a missing or damaged screw to secure the thumb catch, ensuring the pruners stay safely closed when not in use. Maintaining Blade Tension: Securing the locking segment (2/16) to prevent the pivot nut from spinning, which maintains the tool's bypass precision. Seasonal Refurbishment: Swapping out rusted or pitted hardware during a full tool strip-down to ensure all components remain easy to adjust. Emergency Repair: A must-have for field repair kits, as this small screw is the most commonly lost component during on-the-go blade adjustments. Pro Tip: When installing the 2/14 screw, use a properly sized flat-head screwdriver to avoid stripping the head. If using it for the thumb catch, ensure the 2/13 spring washer is in place to provide the correct tension.
