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client does not want to replace parts. Any solutions for a
"fix" other than rebushing and pinning, which I've done in
the past?</font></blockquote>
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<div>Treat the yoke with thin CA to stabilize it against
moisture.</div>
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<div>Remove the bushings and insert a drill bit shank that fits snugly
into</div>
<div>the holes. This hopefully will maintain the alignment while the
CA sets.</div>
<div>Had nothing been placed in the holes they would need to be
drilled to</div>
<div>accept the bushing and risk misalignment.</div>
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<div>I've heard that once the yokes are treated with epoxy or CA</div>
<div>most if not all of the problems disappear.</div>
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<div>CA would certainly be faster.</div>
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Regards,<br>
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Jon Page</div>
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