Philip Martin
Jul 19, 2003, 04:01 AM
"Phil Read" <spamtrap@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:180720032056105758%spamtrap@ntlworld.com...
>
> Looks like the pin in my Nexus's starter shaft has broken. I hear that
> they have a habit of doing this, so the question is how do most of you
> get round it, ie something stronger or just use the replacement part.
>
> Before anyone says get shot of it, I do have a Raptor as well but use
> it as a crasher :-).
>
Tried every thing in my time from the shank of a 3mm drill to stainless
steel pins. The bottom line is that once the hole in the shaft and the nylon
dog start to wear the bugger keeps breaking, regardless of what you put in
there. Replace the shaft and nylon dog and be done with it :o)
Phil Martin.
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news:180720032056105758%spamtrap@ntlworld.com...
>
> Looks like the pin in my Nexus's starter shaft has broken. I hear that
> they have a habit of doing this, so the question is how do most of you
> get round it, ie something stronger or just use the replacement part.
>
> Before anyone says get shot of it, I do have a Raptor as well but use
> it as a crasher :-).
>
Tried every thing in my time from the shank of a 3mm drill to stainless
steel pins. The bottom line is that once the hole in the shaft and the nylon
dog start to wear the bugger keeps breaking, regardless of what you put in
there. Replace the shaft and nylon dog and be done with it :o)
Phil Martin.
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