Defeated by C-clips! Oh, the pain!

[paul ron]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAhahahahahaha.

[John Koehrer]

I use the c-clip tool. squeeze it too hard and it deforms the clips too.
As far as any other special tools just screwdrivers tweezers and a four pound machinists hammer
I find the using the wedge shaped side first is most satisfying.

[Ralph Javins]

I use the c-clip tool. squeeze it too hard and it deforms the clips too.
As far as any other special tools just screwdrivers tweezers and a four pound machinists hammer
I find the using the wedge shaped side first is most satisfying.

Good morning, John;

It is clear from your description that you also have in stock a Number One (1) Harley-Davidson Maintenance Tool.

[Markster]

Hey, if "whack it hard" is the fix in a galaxy far far away on space ships, it must be super high-tech, right?

[John Koehrer]

Good morning, John;

It is clear from your description that you also have in stock a Number One (1) Harley-Davidson Maintenance Tool.

That's for critical adjustments. I use the eight pounder for things less critical.
It's not as convenient because you need more room to really swing it.

Remember "use the proper tool for the job"

[dances_w_clouds]

A very interesting thread. When I get the urge to tinker with one of cameras I just look at the mechanical part of the operators manual and that usually works. I do not let fear or common sense hold me back. The parts that I lose will be waiting for me in the future so I never panic. Clocks and calendars are only based on past events.