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Originally Posted by timmy
I don’t like taking chances but if I can find an Allen wrench that fits right and tight snug then I’ll see if these slugs will move but every wrench fits to loose and that alone being loose will break the slug I have a spare slug but if it breaks i won’t be able to get it back where it was.
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Here are two ways you can try to get a slug moving again using a metal
allen key. Try and get a few turns of aluminum foil wrapped around it
before putting it in the slug - see if it gets snug enough as to not
turn inside the slug & break it. I believe the slugs break from
the Allen Key turning inside the slug kinda forcing to to
expand as it skips.... Or you can just epoxy it into the
slug and take it out & insert a new one - Put some
chapstick on it before you put it back. Wax makes
a great dry lubricant.
You have to be careful with epoxy in the slug - make sure
none gets anywhere along the threads.....
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