hi, can u pls let now on the back of recoil starter has two plastic pin or the metal pin?
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It's been awhile, but if I remember correctly it was all plastic, (the engagement dogs that contact the flywheel cup that's included) I'd rather have all metal also, but it did function well, so I installed it and hope it lasts......
1701090
There is only two pins involved.....remove the two pins the hold down the rear sight, and then install the two small bolts provided with the mount.
1693113
I do not know. But it does have the brass pins like the factory back. So if the factory back will this one should. I personally have never tried it.
935963
Hey Richard its what I call universal for either.i had disc brakes so i just removed the lever for the drum brakes and cut off the silver pin. Im ready to ride this summer
2077157
I've had mine for about 2-3 years. The original pin broke really fast, less than 6 months. Fiskars sent out a repair kit free of charge with 3 replacement pins. The new pin hasn't failed so I assume that they reformulated the metal pin to be stronger or the original one came from a faulty batch.
1411766
You probably just need a new cup for the recoil starter. Sometimes, they come with the recoil starter sometimes not. It should work if you have the one to mate up.
1735481
I did exactly the same with a metal pin. BD headquarter ran out of the metal pin this summer and I got a free one from my BD local center.
399061
I would not use it as a drift pin to remove the rear site, and you need a very small six sided hobby socket to remove the front site. I'm not sure of the size, but very small. Four or five mm.
1791475
if your replacing the existing impellar and holder assembly it comes with the rubber cap on the end of the shaft. I just remove it and use the rubber cap that will stay in place when you remove the white shaft. if the old one comes out good for you mine didn't and i wasn't gonna dig it out. A little vasealine grease on the tip and lightly on the shaft and your ready to go. I hope that was what you needed if not e mail Amazon again and i'll answer my experience and mistake I made but go lightly on the grease
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Yes. When re-installing the sensor make sure it's just the clean un damaged metal filament. It breaks very easily and is damaged very easily and won't work correctly. Half turn counter clockwise til it locks into place when re-installing. I'll be happy to answer any other questions you have later, just ask away
1920859
As far as I know it's just headless pins but not positive all I have ever used was headless pins. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. There are videos of reviews of this gun on youtube that may help you.
2026198
Just a soldering gun will do. Just make sure you have your polarity right. The cap will have a line on one side. Make sure you put them in the same way. Good luck
1460506
From what I can remember, the top and rear screw are the same size. I'm sure they are metric screws but I have no way to determine that accurately. I think you could go to your local hardware store and match the screw you do have for the top and it would probably work just fine. If you cannot find a match, you could always fill the rear hole with wood filler, (make sure you put a little bit each time and press it in well with a small nail or something until the hole is filled tightly), and let it set up for about 24 hours, find a similar sized screw, drill a pilot about 1/2 or a little less of the thickness of the new screw then attach the recoil pad. Voila!
536188
It comes with 2 screw/pins that replace the factory pins. It is VERY important to not overtighten these screw/pins as the action will not function properly.
359554
It's not recommended. Without the key to keep the lower pins in the barrel, you will have to reset the lower pins and springs. It's definitely do-able but difficult and time consuming.
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As far as I can remember both mounting points should have the brass threaded inserts. I believe you have a defective part, I would return this and get a new one.
303510
The DOA has a metal slide with blowback that simulate recoil. The other is a plastic slide and is fixed in place.