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Re: Removing Bosch Drill Pins - Cause of Failure?

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Originally Posted by Mike Rozar
Does anyone know where we can get some drawings for the output shaft and the other parts you have to make when you get rid of the the back drive pins????

We have some people to help the students machine these but maybe not design them.
Can you buy them???

Please help....
Mike-

You don't need to manufacture any new parts on account of taking out the pins from the drill trannys, they run beautifully unmodified after removing the pins.
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