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TR2/3/3A Lost a hinge pin on my TR3
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I noticed one of mine had worked it's way partially to one side, and the shank end of a 3/16 drill bit fit nicely into the hole. I'd start there. The actual part will have a slight spline on one end to hold it in place.
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Will this page help?
https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-dowel-pins/=mm9688
https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-dowel-pins/=mm9688