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Howdy guys,

I'm worried about the forces that are causing this "excessive wear" on our 
hinge pins. Is it loose pins causing the flutter or flutter causing the 
loose pins. I'm not qualified to guess. I'd appreciate comments from someone 
who is.

Thanks -- Bill Kennedy