Picked up a few of the dental tools at your favorite store. Cost me
about $50 in gas but worth it. Customer returned driver with the
rattle and of course there was no rattle. I drilled out the new plug
I installed earlier, poked around with my new Arnie Tool, and used
the Rattle stop to hopeful
In a message dated 5/24/2010 10:17:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
j...@clubmaker-online.com writes:
> Arnie has a dental tool that he uses
You can get one at Kitts Industrial Tool on Eight Mile Rd. just east of
Grand River.
Cozst is less than a buck. Straighten one out, heat it with your torch an
Not for the rat ;-)
> From: r...@agcpgolf.com
> To: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com
> Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Head Rattle
> Date: Mon, 24 May 2010 13:33:50 -0400
>
> We went to one of the DIY home pest exterminator shops and ordered a gallon
> can of rat glue. It will last
You can get dental tools at Harbor Freight - well, picks and mirrors. They're
commonly used for a lot of small jobs.
TFlan
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We went to one of the DIY home pest exterminator shops and ordered a gallon
can of rat glue. It will last a lifetime.
Roy
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From: "Ron Blanchard"
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Sent: Monday, May 24, 2010 1:29 PM
Subject: RE: ShopTalk: Head Rattle
Tim, I agree with you that p
: ShopTalk@mail.msen.com
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Head Rattle
I don't recommend Epoxy Part A as a rattle stop replacement - though I
do see it recommended quite often. It will not set up and will continue
to move from one side of the head to another as you reposition the head.
Rattle stop will s
Arnie has a dental tool that he uses but he moved to Texas on me and
I don't have a dentist appt. for a few months so I can't steal his.
It was my own damn fault, I was paying attention and happily blasted
the plug right through into the head. Warmed up the head a bit more,
shook it around a bit
Ah geez - I went through this about 6 months ago with a Titleist driver. It
wasn't a plug though, it was a piece of metal scraping that fell through the
hole in the hosel that got there by the owner trying to drill out the shaft.
Yep, an "easy job" the guy was told by an "expert". Just drill th
I'm usually an "innocent bystander" with this group, because I'm green and
rarely have anything worthwhile to contribute. But I will chime in on this
one, because I had the same little white plastic plug fall into a TaylorMade r7
425 head a couple months ago.
I let that little plug become my
I don't recommend Epoxy Part A as a rattle stop replacement - though I
do see it recommended quite often. It will not set up and will continue
to move from one side of the head to another as you reposition the head.
Rattle stop will set up when it's exposed to air and though it will
"creep aro
Depending on the type of plastic, it may not melt very quickly. I did get a
plug out of a Cleveland 460 head that way. It took quite a while for the
acetone to work the plug down to the point where I could get it part way out
the hole and grab it with a pair of long needle nose pliers. In a p
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