Making a track punch

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Making a track punch

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18-10-14, 20:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lauren Child

I believe these pins are actually meant to hold CVR(T) track together and aligned while popping another pin in.

Lauren,
You are correct in that they were only to align, when CVR(T) pins were removed it was with an extractor that screwed on to the pin. Knocking them out would have damaged the thread.
Sorry, nothing to do with Carriers, but just to clarify.

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