New Spring Pins Issue
More Turbo
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From: Calgary Alberta
Can you post the product number from the Harbour Frieght Reamers. I can't seem to find them on their website. I'm in Canada so I can't just pop into one of their stores. I'm not sure if Princess Auto ( Canada's version of Harbour Frieght) has any. 
, Doug.
, Doug.
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Nebraska
The bushings do get a little mushroomed when they are installed. I had the spring shop ream them for me. They charged $7.50 a hole. The other option is to buy a good steel bit the size of the pin (mine was 3/4") and just ream them yourself. A Drill press would work the best. I see this an older thread so hopefully you got it done and are moving forward!
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Plenty of them on eBay
3/4" adjustable reamer | eBay
Note: just using 3/4 as an example. I would not use a drill, likely to take off more than needed
3/4" adjustable reamer | eBay
Note: just using 3/4 as an example. I would not use a drill, likely to take off more than needed
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