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sm465 shift pin?
- Thread starter Hazy
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i don't want to go to pick in pull just yet any ideas would be great. thanks!
1-tonmudder
1/2 ton status
I think they are hollow in the middle,and X2 on the rollpin.
yeah they are like a flat piece rolled into a circle.
quick search on google http://www.engineersedge.com/roll_pin.htm
i had no idea thanks for the roll pin idea. how close does the size need to be to the old one? should i pull out a micrometer?
quick search on google http://www.engineersedge.com/roll_pin.htm
i had no idea thanks for the roll pin idea. how close does the size need to be to the old one? should i pull out a micrometer?
Not sure what it would do if it was to much smaller, but if it was a little big, you could file it down.
I'll bet the local machine shop would make you one for $10 if you want it like perfect, or see if someone who has a factory one will snail-mail it to you.
I'll bet the local machine shop would make you one for $10 if you want it like perfect, or see if someone who has a factory one will snail-mail it to you.
Jimbo*
1/2 ton status
might try giving novak a call
http://www.novak-adapt.com/
http://www.novak-adapt.com/
i have seen that, i just lost a pin cause i was dumb and miss placed it. im tired of rolling around with 1 pin to shift, to sloppy. i went to osh (local everything shop) they had jb weld and a roll pin. going to see if it fits tonight. and let it dry for 15 hours then be set hopefully.
