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Old 09-01-2026, 07:01 AM
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Default Rod Release Pin Dimensions, IH-401456-R2
I need on of these for my 108 and it looks like an easy lathe job. Can some provide the measurements and maybe post it for others as well? They are typically $30-$50 with shipping.
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You're right. It is an easy lathe job.
If nobody else jumps in first, I will check and see if I kept those dimensions.

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Sorry for the delay, turns out I hadn't saved those dimensions way back when...

Looking at it, there are more details going on than at first glance: Three major diameters, chamfers, an undercut groove, and a spherical recess.
Still not a difficult lathe job.
Hope the attached sketch is readable, otherwise I can print it to a pdf file.

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Sorry for the delay, turns out I hadn't saved those dimensions way back when...

Looking at it, there are more details going on than at first glance: Three major diameters, chamfers, an undercut groove, and a spherical recess.
Still not a difficult lathe job.
Hope the attached sketch is readable, otherwise I can print it to a pdf file.

Best regards,
Gregg
Thanks for making that drawing, that will be helpful. One small problem I have is I can’t see the dimensions due to colour blindness. Is it possible to change the dimensions to a white or yellow?
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Apologies for the inconvenience.
I hope this black & white .pdf version will be better.
If not, I can certainly export with white or yellow text for you.

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Gregg
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Apologies for the inconvenience.
I hope this black & white .pdf version will be better.
If not, I can certainly export with white or yellow text for you.

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That is perfect, thank you for your help.
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Hopefully Administration is aware/following this thread and will incorporate this PDF into the sites Technical Library. Either way, thank you for sharing it.
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