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Re: Loose Hopper - More Permanent Fix

In Reply to: Loose Hopper posted by RazIII on November 25, 2002 at 12:46:54:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on December 09, 2002 at 13:22:36

: My revolution is slightly loose in my vetical feed. What's the best way to tighten it?

Mix up two drops of 5 minute epoxy and two drops of hardner. Mix it with you fingertip and smooth a very thin layer around the revy where it fits in the marker.
Do NOT put it in you marker until it has cured overnight.
That epoxy will add about .003 inch to the diameter and it will fit snug again. After a while it will start to flake off and need to be redone. A lot easier to dealing with than gummy electrical tape.

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: : My revolution is slightly loose in my vetical feed. What's the best way to tighten it? : : Mix up two drops of 5 minute epoxy and two drops of hardner. Mix it with you fingertip and smooth a very thin layer around the revy where it fits in the marker. : Do NOT put it in you marker until it has cured overnight. : That epoxy will add about .003 inch to the diameter and it will fit snug again. After a while it will start to flake off and need to be redone. A lot easier to dealing with than gummy electrical tape.

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