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Old 18-05-2010
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Originally Posted by bigred5765 View Post
what happens when you need to remove them, check pin edges make sure there smooth (rounded of )
The first pins I had were fine and so are the replacement pins I have. Was thinking of using loctite retaining compound which I have experience with in other applications at work. This would defo hold the pin during running but one sharp tap of a pin punch would release it if necessary.
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