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After heat and freeze spray, the easy out I used chewed the grub screw out, tith the bottom of it holding fast. The fitting has been ground off and replaced. I’m sure a machinist could have drilled it out, re-tapped and installed a larger grub screw. But at what cost? And the danger of damaging the shaft.
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