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12-25-2006, 11:52 PM
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Repairing worn coil.
The part of my coil that the bolt goes through to attach it to the shaft was getting some grooves worn in it. I used some Weld Stick epoxy putty [ 4 few bucks at farm and fleet] to fill the grooves. I let it cure for two hours and used a small rotary file in my dremel tool to smooth it up. It looks almost as good as new and the coil is no longer loose. Good hunting to all, Merf
 
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12-26-2006, 10:43 AM
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This might be funny
Hey Boobie, your toilet seat bolt got me thinking. What if a guy could just bolt a toilet seat on like a large coil? Try it the next time you go out hunting with a group. See how long it takes them to notice
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