TLD 10 Sideplate Screw Threads

Started by aquabell, July 17, 2017, 07:00:37 AM

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aquabell

Was servicing one of the TLD 10's I recently bought in, and found a couple of the sideplate screws had been superglued in because a previous owner had stripped the threads in the frame  >:( >:( is there a fix for this or will I be reaching for that little tube as well?

ScottOz

Think I have seen on the site somewhere(maybe one of Alan's tutorials) the use of a thin strip of aluminium or brass inserted in to the hole then screw as normal. Soft drink can perhaps.

aquabell

Quote from: ScottOz on July 17, 2017, 08:26:06 AM
Think I have seen on the site somewhere(maybe one of Alan's tutorials) the use of a thin strip of aluminium or brass inserted in to the hole then screw as normal. Soft drink can perhaps.

Yep, that could work.  :)

Cheers Steve

handi2

Thin strip of aluminum or stuff the hole with bronze wool.
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Gfish

Did the super-glued screws come out without damage? What about a giant dose a blue
Loctite?
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aquabell

Yes screws came out with a little gentle persuasion, I daresay loctite would work too, was trying to avoid damaged/broken screws or writing off the frame?

day0ne

Shimano used to have some oversize screws that fixed this problem. Call them and see if they still have them
David


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aquabell

Thanks very much, will do.

Cheers Steve