Non vacuum RH carb body AUC1342
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Re: Non vacuum RH carb body AUC1342
I repaired my by drilling and tapping I think M4, which was the size of the peg, screwed in a bolt with some locktite and then cut down to length.
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Re: Non vacuum RH carb body AUC1342
Hi Ed,
Yes, that was my plan when back to work next week, drill, tap and screw a cap head bolt in. Then carefully file or use my Katsu mini angle grinder to cut the sides off to replicate the boss as required.
Cheers
Andrew
Yes, that was my plan when back to work next week, drill, tap and screw a cap head bolt in. Then carefully file or use my Katsu mini angle grinder to cut the sides off to replicate the boss as required.
Cheers
Andrew