Maltby Clubmaking/Repair Manual

[Buzzy]

Does anyone have a copy of this?  It is the hard copy one that is over 500 pages.  In the older edition there was a section that showed each shaft and gave specs on them including weight, trim instructions, tip length, step pattern etc.  It contained the specs for all the common steel shaft from the 60s-80s.  I am trying to find this information on the TT JetStep steel shaft.

[Vinsk]

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[denkea]

Wood - UJWC = 1" steps.  .600 butt dia.  .335 tip.  47".  131 grams.  

 

Irons - UJIC(.370) UJCIO (.395) = 1" steps.  .600 butt dia.  41".  129 grams

 

irons - JTIS/JTISR = 1" steps.  .580 butt dia.  .355 tip dia.  35"-39" 120 grams

 

All I could find on trimming is pretty much the standard.  0" for 1 iron/1/2" for 2 iron/1" for 3 iron, etc.  

HTH

 

Edited July 25, 2019 by denkea
tip dia correction

[Buzzy]

mine are the UJCIO (over hosel)  I am trying to fix up an old set of Spalding XE hyprid irons.  Some of the shafts look like they have been cut  because they broke off at the hosel etc.  Knowing the raw length should help me figure this out.  The PW is the worst while the 3 iron is off about an inch.  Thanks

[denkea]

2 hours ago, Buzzy said:

mine are the UJCIO (over hosel)  I am trying to fix up an old set of Spalding XE hyprid irons.  Some of the shafts look like they have been cut  because they broke off at the hosel etc.  Knowing the raw length should help me figure this out.  The PW is the worst while the 3 iron is off about an inch.  Thanks

Wow!  Good luck with that.  I don't envy you that job.  But,,,,,have fun though.

Edited July 25, 2019 by denkea

[Buzzy]

thanks, i think i will need to tip some shafts and extend the length is some

the guy that had these put brand new grips on them in order to sell them;  they did not sell so my friend who owns the course just gave them to me as he knows i tinker with clubs

[denkea]

Not sure if these might help but Leaderboard golf has some .385 tip shafts available.  41"

 

TRUE TEMPER MULTISTEP 0.385 TIP R/S 41″ – Memphis Golf LLC

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The Multi-Step is designed with a low kick point for players seeking higher launch angles from a steel shaft. Features a unique step patterns that creates tip flexibility for higher trajectory. Ext…

Who knows.  Might help?!?