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Topic	Date	User
Help with winter expedition sled	15-Aug-2012 At 6:53:31 PM	DBurg
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Moondog, unfortunately the threads are imperial. Ive been following the plans from Skipulk.com and I was able to get the rod ends and lynch pins from their company which are a perfect fit with no slop or play but of course now I need to find an imperial solution for the join. What sort of Epoxy would you recommend? Im thinking that might be the best option, Ill be taking a roll of gaffer tap with me so worse comes to worse ill tape it all back together. Heres a few pics for everyones critique. Yes, its the most over engineered kids sled made, but its been a fun project and besides my knees cant take heavy packs anymore. Thoughts or recommendations?

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