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Thread: Winch Shear Pins

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11-21-2006, 00:38

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DDoyle

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DJ,
Yes, there is something "special" about the aluminum. As you probably know, aluminum (and other metals) come in a variety of alloys - and for the pin to work as engineered, the pin is to be made of a specific alloy.

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David

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