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is there a flat on the shaft?

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village idiot wrote:
is there a flat on the shaft?


Yup there is - I think that is what the grub screw goes onto, thinking about it.

When the screw becomes loose, the disk still spins - but goes "in and out" rather then stops spinning. I will definately have to take a few pics :lol:

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The stuff you need is made by Loctite and is called threadlock. It comes in different strengths depending on where the thread is being used and wether or not you would need to undo it again easily. I would imagine (but I may be wrong) that you need the low strength version which will prevent it vibrating loose but allow you to remove it without rounding off the Allen head of the screw.


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Heres the stuff you need

http://www.henkelna.com/cps/rde/xchg/he ... E_HTML.htm


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