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Unread 06-01-2012, 09:49 AM   #9
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My way of fixing this problem is easy and simple.I take some
Rubbing Alcohol on a q-tip and clean the pin and right side of
the pin hole,then I use a little Permatex medium strength
Threadlocker Blue that you can get at any auto store,and
put some on the right side of the toggle pin hole and put the pin in and let it set overnight.If you do this the pin will not
work out again.
Thanks George
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