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06-07-2010, 10:41 PM
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Someone else might have a better suggestion, but I'm thinking that if the pin is broke off and flush with the frame, and there is no way to get a set of small vice grips or needle nose pliers to grip the pin, then you most likely will have to drill and tap it and pull it out that way.
Good luck....and keep us posted.
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