There is something out here called JB Weld, that Bill Wade recommends--I
finally got some at a Hobby Town shop recently, and it does as well for this
stuff as the old "plastic Steel" does--JB is two parts to mix, "Plastic
Steel" is a single squirt out the tube, which may dry up before you get to
use all of it.  DJE

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
bentrous
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 5:42 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [S-Scale Modeling] AM SD60 Gear Towers

Has anyone had experience with these towers coming apart?  One of the 
threaded screw holes that holds the two halves together has become 
stripped and the screw no longer holds the thing tightly together.  The 
result is that the screw holding the sideframe to the bottom doesn't 
hold either because its hole is slightly spread.  That's a problem 
because of the 'spring drive'.

My temporary fix has been to dab some CCA glue into the threads of the 
housing, let dry and 'retap' the hole through the dried glue with the 
screw.  I was surprised when it worked because of all the grease in 
these things.

What's a long term fix to this problem other than buying a die and tap 
set of slightly larger size or ordering a new gear tower housing?
Ben Trousdale




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