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In Reply to: tube socket for Sherwood posted by airtime on December 28, 2016 at 08:00:38:
Charles
Like Ralph had mentioned,you can just change the pin(s) in that socket. Have you tried tightening the pins with a dental pick or a small jeweler's screwdriver? It's much easier to change pins than the whole socket.
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- RE: tube socket for Sherwood - Michael Samra 14:17:17 12/28/16 (2)
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