I believe that the pin is just braded ( peened) over. Has a spring inside, just soak in penetrating oil to try to free up.
Steeltracs is correct. They are peened over on the end. I have had to make a new knob and pin for them before.
I believe that the pin is just braded ( peened) over. Has a spring inside, just soak in penetrating oil to try to free up.
Good to see people are still working on the old stuff. Thanks for posting Skinner
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