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Al Smith

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On the assembly line in germany they only assemble the same type of machine for some days and then setup the machines for the other model.
Its not a robot that puts the circlip in. One circlip is installed at the piston factory and one is installed at the saw assembly line with a pneumatic special tool by a worker.
That clip already in the piston is the same way automotive pistons are installed except it is a CNC machine that does the other side .Plus it can shift on the fly if they want it to .No robots on the ones I worked on .---Which is not to say there won't be at some time in the future .They could hand pin them if need be which they seldom did .
Fact being the hand pinners I made for little M10 clips were a copy of the the same style used for the M20 clips on the auto engines .Except they didn't hold the clips only shoved them in .
 

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Has any replacement for flippy caps
Been introduced?
The one's on my 261 have been fine
But my old 290 and many 290/310/390 I've worked on
Wouldn't seat all the way
And would pop off.
 

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Was hoping someone invented a way to do away with flippy caps.
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