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Posted for "George/Shirley Shattuck" <kloop@plantationcable.net>:
My aileron hinges are also getting a little loose.  The Tech adviser at the
EAA chapter at Sea Island, Ga. gave me this name and number for the teflon
and stainless hinge pin replacements.

Gary Hall
(954) 979-9494

I have replaced one elevater hinge because of wear/play with the standard
piano hinge stuff.  I have not called this number/Gary Hall.  Try it and let
us know.

George Shattuck

>My aileron hinges are getting a little loose.  I seem to recall
>discussions of oversize pins and / or teflon coated pin material.  The