Yo Jim, I would love to read your two cents worth on the subject of "repairing existing knuckles." Thanks, Fred Sturm --On Thursday, March 18, 2004 1:01 PM -0500 Jim Harvey <harvey@greenwood.net> wrote: <snip> > What doesn't work (at least for the long haul): > - bolstering > - knuckle lubrication > > Never tried: > - shrinking (too many negative ramifications to consider) > > What does work: > 1. replacing knuckles > 2. repairing existing knuckles > > Method #1 is faster but more costly, but involves the potential of > size, noise, and even the remote possibility of duplicating the same > thing you're trying to eliminate. > > Method #2 is my personal preference, because it has worked for me, and > I'm just deranged enough to enjoy the process! For brevity (yeah > right) I won't go into the procedure here, since I may not be on the > right troubleshooting track. Advise if you want my two cents worth. <snip>
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