Everything nowadays is pretty much “repairable” but without pictures, we cannot advice of such. Please add photos to your subject next. Thank you
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
“If there’s a will, there’s a way…”
Oh shoot! I thought this was, “quote of the Day”
nevermind….. LOL
But, ya know, it does make sense!
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ravenstalin Reputation: 152 See ravenstalin's booth |
well ive actually repaired a top or 2 in my day for the neices and nephews..most have a wooden handle attached to a cork screwed piece of metal going down into the drive of the top..if this is the style u have u can remove the wooden portion of the handle taking care not to break it or wallow out the mounting hole on it..then find u a piece of pipe as close to the size of the cork screwed bar taking into account ur wanting a tight fit..then using the piece of pipe as a cheater bar slowly bend the bent bar back into line do it slowly as not to cause the bar any more undo stress if u do it too fast u can cause friction cracks and eventually it would snap off while being played with
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TheTrainman Reputation: 34 See TheTrainman's booth |
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Asked: about 14 years ago
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