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<<I had this happen to me while taxiing to the runway a couple years ago.
The Matco supplied disc  was apparently not annealed after tooling ....>>

I think this separated at the attach point.  I'll check tomorrow when I have
more time.  Annealing improperly would certainly do it....

It had 14 landings on it.

Naf