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I have had a RCBS Rock Chucker press for years. The other day I saw a used Rock Chucker II press for sale. Can anyone tell me the difference, they looked the same, but did not see them side by side. Thanks Jim
 
Posts: 411 | Location: Smack, in the middle of Oklahoma | Registered: 18 August 2003Reply With Quote
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If you go to RCBS the parts list for both is the same except for a couple linkage pieces.


As usual just my $.02
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Posts: 12881 | Location: Mexico, MO | Registered: 02 April 2001Reply With Quote
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The new Rockchucker 11 is a larger press. With all the super-sized magnums that have been introduced in the past 15-20 years, the Rockchucker had to be stretched out to accomodate them. They are both excellent presses.
 
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Originally posted by Walter Prociuk:
The new Rockchucker 11 is a larger press. With all the super-sized magnums that have been introduced in the past 15-20 years, the Rockchucker had to be stretched out to accomodate them. They are both excellent presses.

Yep, the RCII has a taller "window" for magnum length carts.


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Posts: 7752 | Location: kalif.,usa | Registered: 08 March 2001Reply With Quote
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I've had an RC II for maybe 15 years. It's probably as good as any other press of it's type, Big Boss, Orange Crusher, LnL, Classic Cast, etc., but no better. Never understood why some people seem to think it's the best thing since handles on a bucket. I really wish my spent primer catcher would catch spent primers more often!
 
Posts: 1615 | Location: South Western North Carolina | Registered: 16 September 2005Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Jim C. <><:
... I really wish my spent primer catcher would catch spent primers more often!
I had the same problem with my Rockchucker, but I fixed it.

I took a 2 or 3Liter sodapop bottle and cut a section out of it to fit inside the Primer Catcher Tray and glued it in place. Mine is 2.5" tall and 7" long. If I was doing it again, I'd make it 6" tall by 8" long, because it is not in the way.

When I glued it into the Tray, I placed it slightly off-set to the right so I can reach in with my Left Hand to put the Case in and out of the Shell Holder. If I'd cut it 8" long, I believe I could have let the right extend to the back of the Tray and had enough room on the Left side to still handle the Cases.

Can't remember if I used Duco Cement(Model Glue) or 2-part Epoxy. But I remember lightly clamping it at each end to hold it in place while the glue set.

And I rounded the upper corners of the additional wall.

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Posts: 9920 | Location: Carolinas, USA | Registered: 22 April 2001Reply With Quote
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I have a RockCrusher, too. Could you post a picture of the tray, Hot Core?
 
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Isn't the newer, larger-frame RC press the Supreme? I have been of the impression that the RC II was the last version of the older, smaller-frame press.
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Hey Homebrewer, I've not tried posting flicks on the Board. However, if you PM me your email address, I can send you a flick there.

Or if anyone reading this that normally posts flicks on the Board wants to post it here for all to see, I'll be glad to send a flick of it to you too.
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By the way, you do not have to glue the piece of bottle inside the Tray. You can put the Tray on the Press and use a Rubber Band(around the entire Press and Tray) to hold the Tray in place instead of the Plastic(breakable) hook. Slide the piece of the bottle inbetween the Tray and the Rubber Band. Then if you like it, cut it to any size you desire and glue it in.
 
Posts: 9920 | Location: Carolinas, USA | Registered: 22 April 2001Reply With Quote
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09366 ROCK CHUCKER PRESS & ROCK CHUCKER II PRESS
Key Part # Description
1 ✦ Frame
2 09141* Linkage Arm (2)
3 09127 Linkage Arm Pin, Left
4 09128 Linkage Arm Pin, Right
5 09145 Toggle Block
6 09140* Toggle Block Pin
7 09105 Retaining Ring 1/2" (2)
8 09134 Main Ram
9 09111 Shell Holder Ram Clip Spring
10 09142 Main Ram Pin
11 09120 Handle
- 09122 Ball Handle Assembly (Includes Keys 11 & 13)
12 09136 Hex Nut 5/8"-18
13 09121 Handle Ball
14 09550 Universal Primer Arm (Includes Primer Plugs, Sleeves,Spring)
15 09138 Bushing (1 1/4-12 to 7/8-14)
16 09099 Setscrew, 10-32 x 1/4 Flat Point (2)
17 09113 Universal Primer Arm Pin
18 09114 Primer Catcher
19 09143 Retaining Ring 3/8" Small (2)
20 09144 Bow Washer 134-5-20 (2)
22 09552 Primer Plug, Sleeve & Spring, Large
22 09553 Primer Plug, Sleeve & Spring, Small
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* For RC-II only. When ordering for original Rock Chucker use Part # 55005 with complete part description.
Some RC-II presses were assembled with steel links. If a replacement is required, use # 55005 and specify
"Steel Link and/or Toggle Block Pin for Steel Link RC-II Press."
 
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