>Figured this would be a rebuild necessity. If there is a way of "saving" a >delaminating pin block, I don't know of it. But I figured you would know if >anyone did. Thanks, I think... >Knocking the sides off to remove the back assembly is an excellent idea for >removal which I hadn't thought of. Probably more practical (if not >preferable) to do the rebuild in their home. Only if you plan on moving your shop to their home. I'd get it out of there and in my own shop where they couldn't ask questions and help, slowing progress to near nothing. >Thanks for the tip on use of epoxy vs. CA. Any data on how long this >treatment is effective? >Fran None, but if the block is sound, where's it going to go? This is stop-gap stuff anyway, rather than something I would sell as a "fix". Ron N
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