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    so my 10# sledge is too big for peening? its the only hammer I know how to swing Roy. I mean come on my wrenches are 3' or longer Tc
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    Quote Originally Posted by tcrideshd View Post
    so my 10# sledge is too big for peening? its the only hammer I know how to swing Roy. I mean come on my wrenches are 3' or longer Tc
    No it's not! We just need to find a razor that's about 10 feet long and takes 2"pins. That's all.
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    Do what you wanna do, but I have learned to NOT beat on those...

    I shall explain.

    Recently I took on a couple of nice, original ones...(this is typical!)
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    Then I unpinned them;

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    You can see that the pins were bent, slanted, collars seized and flattened and not disposed to tightening at all.........Whatsoever.

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    Bust some scales trying for way too long to tighten by tapping.
    It becomes obvious after a bit. Tapping on a bent or slanted pin is like tapping on a spring...Scales in-between!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    Do what you wanna do, but I have learned to NOT beat on those...

    I shall explain.

    Recently I took on a couple of nice, original ones...(this is typical!)
    Name:  DSCN4750.jpg
Views: 53
Size:  37.1 KB

    Then I unpinned them;

    Name:  DSCN4758.jpg
Views: 69
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    You can see that the pins were bent, slanted, collars seized and flattened and not disposed to tightening at all.........Whatsoever.

    Name:  DSCN4768.jpg
Views: 71
Size:  32.8 KB

    Bust some scales trying for way too long to tighten by tapping.
    It becomes obvious after a bit. Tapping on a bent or slanted pin is like tapping on a spring...Scales in-between!
    You bring up a good point I hadn't thought of. I may wait until I've gotten some practice and do a repin. I like these bright red scales so I don't want to take any chances.

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