Swinguard pin failed

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monstro
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Swinguard pin failed

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Picture should explain it

Anything I need to know before I have a go at fixing it?

Thanks
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Re: Swinguard pin failed

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You may need a new pin. Definitely go for it. Use a very light weight hammer two ounces at most.
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Re: Swinguard pin failed

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The pin should fit the holes exactly.
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