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scott6143

05-04-2008 18:29:35




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I have been having problems with the timing advance/ shut off. I took the mag apart only to find the brass collar is stuck inside of the aluminum housing. Does anyone know an easy way to break it free without breaking anything?




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Gene Dotson

05-06-2008 07:44:20




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 Re: Case LA mag in reply to scott6143, 05-04-2008 18:29:35  
Scott;
I made a tool from flat stock with 2 ears welded to it to engage the slots in the brass ring. Applied generous penetrating oil and clamped the mag in the vise and worked it loose this way. Do NOT force it with the cover, as you will damage the spring that engages the ring... Gene



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Walt davies

05-04-2008 21:14:44




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 Re: Case LA mag in reply to scott6143, 05-04-2008 18:29:35  
I have one like that and I have soaked it with everything shor of a rose bud tip. I don't thing they can be removed after they corrode with out breaking something.
Walt



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Walt davies

05-04-2008 21:14:18




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 Re: Case LA mag in reply to scott6143, 05-04-2008 18:29:35  
I have one like that and I have soaked with everything shor of a rose bud tip. I don't thing they can be removed after they corrode with out breaking something.
Walt



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Easy on it

05-04-2008 19:35:41




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 Re: Case LA mag in reply to scott6143, 05-04-2008 18:29:35  
Penetrating oil and then just rock it back and forth by hand with the cover till it comes loose but do NOT hammer on anything.



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