Del said: "Ed, > I had the same dilemma with a Charles Walter Grand, which has "Spring Pins" > for hitch pins. No it doesn't. It has groove pins. Del Del, I beg to differ with you. The "groove(d) pins" are known a spring pins. Reason being is that their primary use is to connect a spring to a fixed point. I was not referring to the spring steel pins, as in Baldwins! I believe if you were to type in "spring pin" in your search engine, you would come up with the same "pin" that you designed into the Walter. Sorry for the confusion folks. This must be my day for being misread/misunderstood. Damn! Oh well, Happy Holidays anyway!<G> Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Captain, Tool Police Squares Are I
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