No Fear: Dangerous Sports
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Sometimes also with the shafts the screw was tightened so tight it actually leaves little holes or an indentation in the shaft. What could be happening is when you adjusted the flippers the screw is right by these little holes, so they want to kind of fall back into them. If that's the case, probably time for some new bats or seriously crank the hell out of that allen wrench so the screw really, REALLY digs in.
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