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    Posted: 16 Jun 2011 at 8:54pm
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go buy a few 5/32 roll pin ounches and have gas in the cutting torches
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That's what I thought....I have broken two punch's and one sore finger!
 
 
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The main thing is to have a solid base to hit on. Have the frame , the roll pin location you are working on, supported against a heavy solid object, such as a vise. Cut one 5/32 punch off very short on punch end. Use it as a starter punch, once the pin has moved, your regular punch will get it out. Not much trouble this way. HTH Tracy Martin
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I got  it!  Thanks to all for your help.
 
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