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Central heating timer pegs?

Ludo

Hi,
Moved into a new (second hand) house recently which has gas central heating. The timer on it is one of those mechanical clocks which requires little red and green plastic peg type yokes to turn it on and off automatically. Obviously these have all been lost.
Would anyone have an idea where I could get my hands on these things as I can't find any online (don't even know what to search for to be honest).

Thanks.

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ircoha

if the timer is separate from the heating unit u may as well replace it with a more up to date one

chuckles30

save yourself a lot of heartache and get a new timer!!!! I had to use one of those before......those little green and red pegs were impossible......you had to have such precision to get them in the right place first of all & if they fell, as they often did, they seemed to have the magical power to disappear!!! Sounds like you have the same problem.

Ludo

Replacing it seems the obvious solution alright, except I am USELESS with electrical things. I may have to give it a go though as they probably don't make these type timers anymore. My parents have the same one and all the pegs were lost years ago also.

IRISH RAIL

You will pick a good one up in b+q for less than 50 quid id suggeat a grassliln
but an easy one to wire up is an apt pretty small these are manual clocks
a good digi will be about the same price but sometimes harder to use
Where are you living pm me and i might be able to sort you out