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300 - 700 series all look the same


Veeder Root Rebuilds.....since 1987
Veeder Root Identification CD
Gas Pump Clock Repair
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I'm working on a Bennett 76 with left turn shaft. Richard

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Got it off. The left hand thread didn't work. Found a small area on the handle that looked like someone had ground a small area. Used the dremel to grind it off, then drilled out. Looks like there was some kind of pin in there. Anyway, thanks for all the replies!

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did the pin go all the way through the shaft?


Veeder Root Rebuilds.....since 1987
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