I just found a recent blogs:
http://tiltallsupport.blogspot.com/
It contains about 1-year old exchange about the monopod 
functionality, which still remained somewhat unsolved.

Presumably, the modern version part (TEP-6) wouldn't fit (?)
http://tiltallsupport.blogspot.com/p/tiltall-replacement-parts.html


In any case, - these pages, and this:
http://tiltallsupport.blogspot.com/p/tiltall-support.html
have historical insights and tilts of All Tiltall.


Update:
I just recalled, and checked: in my tripod, all three legs come off.

Cheers,

Igor


> From [email protected] Sat Mar  5 18:25:59 2011
> Date: Sat, 5 Mar 2011 18:25:57 -0500 (EST)
> From: Igor Roshchin <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Technical questions: Manfrotto tripod (3182+3433 head)
>
>
> Original as in Marchioni Bros. 
>
> We bought it on eBay for $80, including S&H,  10 years ago.  
> The advantage of it is that it is very steady and rugged.
> But it is rather heavy and bulky, and what's worse, dealing with
> aluminum leaves hands dirty.
>
> According to the descriptions I read on the web, one of its legs 
> (and I found which one - it unscrews), - can be used as a monopod.
> But I could never figure out completed how would one attach a camera to it.
> I think some piece was missing.
>
> Igor
>
>
> On Mar 5, 2011, at 4:55 AM, eckinator wrote:
>
> > original as in Marchioni Bros.? Or the later, unmodified Rockwel, NJ
> > Leitz version? I had one of the later, Asian made units. it was not
> > one to shun though. now I have a Novoflex QuadroPod to ride in my car
> > and a Gitzo G 1258 6x Series 2 to travel light. I'll probably sell the
> > latter since I never have time to travel light these days.
>
>

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