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Re: Need your help Gumby

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Posted by Gumby on August 01, 2002 at 10:06:06:

In Reply to: Need your help Gumby posted by The Magnum on July 30, 2002 at 04:54:06:

: Bolt seal came off my AT85, which way does it go back on, cupped end facing the bolt or the other way around. Also where can I find loctite 410, or can I substitute some other glue for it?
: Thanks for the help

Easiset way to find Loctite 410, at least for me, is to go to http://www.ellsworth.com/ and order it.

The bolt seal needs to be cleaned first, no oils like paint, then the flat part of the seal touches the bolt face.

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: : Bolt seal came off my AT85, which way does it go back on, cupped end facing the bolt or the other way around. Also where can I find loctite 410, or can I substitute some other glue for it? : : Thanks for the help : Easiset way to find Loctite 410, at least for me, is to go to http://www.ellsworth.com/ and order it. : The bolt seal needs to be cleaned first, no oils like paint, then the flat part of the seal touches the bolt face.

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