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<blockquote data-quote="KMA" data-source="post: 2705968" data-attributes="member: 32"><p>Bit of twine, punch and a small hammer make the job easier as long as you have everything in the right position first of course. Old haybob tines make excellent round the corner punches for those awkward flywheel shear-bolt bits on the T20, just cut it off on the long bit and grind down the tip a bit. The spring steel in old tines make good punches.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KMA, post: 2705968, member: 32"] Bit of twine, punch and a small hammer make the job easier as long as you have everything in the right position first of course. Old haybob tines make excellent round the corner punches for those awkward flywheel shear-bolt bits on the T20, just cut it off on the long bit and grind down the tip a bit. The spring steel in old tines make good punches. [/QUOTE]
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