It was one of the original Indian, flat slot head screws.
I don't have an impact driver but am considering getting one.
Don't really fancy hex heads, but always try to use the High Tensile Phillips head screws, less chance of wrecking those...
Crank drive side oil seal
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I dont think its about being superior or not ive always managed to get a slot4ed one out even 2hen half the head snapped offYanker wrote:I've been using the Allen High Tensile ones for a while now and not had a problem with them.....so far. Why are the slot heads superior?
Fruitjuicewhat brand/manufacturer are your Easyouts?
if the allen head goes its a real pain to get anything in there if it goes wrong and I know we can all be clumsy at some time or another I just feel a standard slot head is more forgivingWe sleep soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm