52 6400, yes I used hi temp grease with a little anti seize on the pin before driving the pin in, during re-assembly. Kinda lube it all up before driving the pin in. Mike
The bit I used where high quality carbide bits, starting drilling the pilot hole about 1/8th inch, and in small increments, worked up to 11/32nds. It's timely, but it's harder to drill a 11/32 hole all at once, especially in the hardened pins. I had to cut my straps out, the pins inside were rusted to the strap, and I used heat and penetrating oil, and a 4lb mallet. so I found the center of the pin, marked it with a center punch, and started drilling on the drill press, working my way up to the correct size. Hope this helps. Mike
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