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Allen:
Of the many opinions expressed here, a professional fix appears to be the most prudent for you. There are far too many chances for a DYI fix to go wrong in this case. Especially if you have little experience in doing such work.
If your Parker is worth much to you, I'd send it to a pro.
My choices would be Del Grego or Brad Bachelder. And NO others.
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