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buttondigger
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The nut that secures the pinpoint toggle has been coming loose. So how it feel off. No biggie. Anyone have this happen? Will call for a few replacements.
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Mike Hillis
Well-known member
There are somethings you need to check every now and then and I have posted this before.
You will need to put some of your wife's fingernail polish on the stud end of the screws on the cable connector. That will keep them from backing out (and they will) and falling out and getting lost. If you don't do this, all I will be able to say is "I told you so."
Sounds like there are a couple more places to take preventive action on, such as the trigger nut and the handle nut.
You will need to put some of your wife's fingernail polish on the stud end of the screws on the cable connector. That will keep them from backing out (and they will) and falling out and getting lost. If you don't do this, all I will be able to say is "I told you so."
Sounds like there are a couple more places to take preventive action on, such as the trigger nut and the handle nut.
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buttondigger
Guest
Mike you sure I should not use "my finger nail polish"? 
Mike Hillis
Well-known member
You can even pick your own color 