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Subject Topic: motormover `SHEAR PIN` Post Reply Post New Topic
Personsailorbilbo
06/6/2019 at 12:03pm
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Does anyone have any advice on replacing a 'shearpin' in a powRtouch mover? what is the best procedure for the removal of the damaged one?


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This would be better in the Motorhome/caravan section , this is the abroad section.
However, I typed in the description you stated and there are numerous topics on the Internet

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You will need gain access to knock out the defective piece with a 'drift' or some such tool that is slightly smaller in diameter than the pin/hole. I don't have a Powrtouch one but mine broke on my Enduro mover.

Knock the new one in gently so that you don't damage the end of it.

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If you are referring to the hollow pin through the actuating bar I knocked broken piece out with a pin Punch and replaced it with a Cap head screw with a lock nut. This being a solid screw is much stronger


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Quote: Originally posted by birdman101 on 07/6/2019
If you are referring to the hollow pin through the actuating bar I knocked broken piece out with a pin Punch and replaced it with a Cap head screw with a lock nut. This being a solid screw is much stronger


The function of a shear pin is to shear when something is jammed, by fitting a stronger pin you're likely to cause more damage further down the line


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Quote: Originally posted by Big Roy on 07/6/2019
Quote: Originally posted by birdman101 on 07/6/2019
If you are referring to the hollow pin through the actuating bar I knocked broken piece out with a pin Punch and replaced it with a Cap head screw with a lock nut. This being a solid screw is much stronger


The function of a shear pin is to shear when something is jammed, by fitting a stronger pin you're likely to cause more damage further down the line

The pin I was referring to is not a shear pin as such but just a commonly used Selok roll pin referred to by powrtouch as power bar pin. As the pin is hardened it is not intended to shear.


Post last edited on 08/06/2019 19:55:48



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