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Interesting... but no Torx. :wink-new:
 
When I saw the thread title, boss, I thought you might have seen the same picture that I saw on FB

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I've seen a lot of nails used as pins but never a drywall screw. sheesh.
 
Notice that drywall screw is a square drive. I suspect it is based on the robertson. BTW, I have used many of those in deck screws and they truly are superior to phillips.
 
HealeyRick said:
Had enough money for drilled and slotted rotors but couldn't afford a new castellated nut and cotter pin?
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Those crazy 4-wheel drive guys! Any fix to get you underway.
 
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