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Old 07-09-19, 07:05
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Bruce you might find that war time production was not as perfect as it should have been? Anyhow loctite should solve it,(that's what they made it for) and to free it in the future, heat does it. Short of replacing the flange or yoke, there aren't many other options.
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