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Unread 10-13-2011, 08:56 AM   #11
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I figured the pushrod had to be keyed to the ferrule. But I would have never thought that the ferrule was threaded in.
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Dudley:
Yes. This is why it has notches -- really the very outer ends of a screw slot. There is only about .25 inches of fine thread. When the ferrule stops unscrewing upward, it's time to tap it out from the bottom.

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Got it out no problem. I found that a bit in my Magna-tip thin bit set from Brownells fit perfectly.
Bit #270-2
Width: .270 (6.8mm)
.025 thick.
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