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5 STRING · March 11, 2013, 10:19 PM

"We are not in the same situation, I would just trade the rotor out as in remove one and replace it with another. Turning the rotor around would put the handle on the opposite side and, as we all know, there is a small hole rotor for pistols and a large hole rotor for larger volumes"

That is my gut feeling as well......I will literally run myself to death, up and down the road and it will end up costing me more to "fix it" than it would to just replace the defective cylinder.

I agree 100%

Thanks.. 5

March 11, 2013, 10:19 PM	#14
5 STRING Member Join Date: March 10, 2013 Location: Southern Posts: 36	"We are not in the same situation, I would just trade the rotor out as in remove one and replace it with another. Turning the rotor around would put the handle on the opposite side and, as we all know, there is a small hole rotor for pistols and a large hole rotor for larger volumes" That is my gut feeling as well......I will literally run myself to death, up and down the road and it will end up costing me more to "fix it" than it would to just replace the defective cylinder. I agree 100% Thanks.. 5