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In Reply to: Feed Tube Fix posted by Supernova on April 26, 2003 at 13:24:32:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on April 29, 2003 at 16:13:51

Lay the feed so it is resting flat on something flat but will give a little. Piece of tire, Soft pine board, etc.
I'm assuming the dent goes to the inside here. If not maybe the reverse of this idea.
Get a piece of pipe. rod etc, that is fairly big and put it in the hole directly over the ding. Now if you rap the rod with a hammer ( and miss the other side of your feed ) it should move it right out.
OR
Put the pipe if a vice and put the ding right over the top of the pipe and give a rap or two with a leather mallet, rubber mallet, piece of leather with a regular hammer.

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: Lay the feed so it is resting flat on something flat but will give a little. Piece of tire, Soft pine board, etc. : I'm assuming the dent goes to the inside here. If not maybe the reverse of this idea. : Get a piece of pipe. rod etc, that is fairly big and put it in the hole directly over the ding. Now if you rap the rod with a hammer ( and miss the other side of your feed ) it should move it right out. : OR : Put the pipe if a vice and put the ding right over the top of the pipe and give a rap or two with a leather mallet, rubber mallet, piece of leather with a regular hammer.

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