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January 12th 10, 02:21 AM
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Diz rebuild
Guys,
I need to get rid of some excessive shaft play in this 034 that I picked up for cheap. I did this to one a couple years ago and it works just fine, just added new gaskets and spacers, straight forward job. Well my old brain is failing me but for the life of me I can't get the point plate back in at all, and seemed like it was harder to get out than the other one too. I seem to remeber the one I did before was just a piece of cake, and I didn't even have a vise then. What am I missing? 
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