

| Subject: | Re: repairing arm rest |
| From: | Malcolm Stebbins |
| Date: | Tue, 1 Jun 2010 13:59:06 -0700 |
Sorry. I MAY not have the right name for this "pin", but in my vocabulary, a Westy arm-rest drift pin is a metal tube about the length of a hairpin (maybe shorter) and about the diameter of an elbow spaghetti..... BUT, it is completely cut from end to end so that it will compress when forced/banged into a tunnel type hole, like the one on the westy arm rest. One can use a blunt (cut off) nail the size of the tunnel to bang the pin out of the tunnel, or one can buy a real tool to do it. Again, I may have the names mixed up here. Malcolm ________________________________ From: "mcneely4@cox.net" <mcneely4@cox.net> Malcolm, I still don't know what a "drift in" is. Is that the pin that I punched out, referred to in the post referenced below as a "steel plug? Seems such an odd term that I feel a need to know. Thanks, DMc
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