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What's the correct way of tightening the type of cannon pinion found on a Hamilton 940? Here's a picture of one for reference... Mike Miller NAWCC Member# 154831 NAWCC-IHC Charter Member# 27 | |||
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Mike, if I am not mistaken the pictured canon pinion is already broken. There should be a flange of steel on the open side of this piece that is missing. There is no way to tighten this one. | ||||
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Mike, This is certainly not a fix but it might get you by until you get another cannon pinion. Put the hand end of the pinion in a staking block so the hole in the pinion is facing up. Take a three corner punch and tap it in the hole lightly so you make a burr in it. This may tighten it enough for the time being. Brian C. | |||
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Thanks Jerry and Brian, I was wondering if it might be broken. Guess I had better start hunting around for a replacement. The three corner punch did the trick for now. Mike Miller NAWCC Member# 154831 NAWCC-IHC Charter Member# 27 | ||||
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