hi Joe,
sure did!
I got the pivot pin in on the 3rd time, wedge bolt in the first try and the swing arm drive shaft on the first try as welll
stopped while i was ahead
the first 2 try's installing the pivot pin were due to mis alignment of the swing arm or the copper washers.
once i got those straight my guide rod would move smoothly throughout
the dry ice was a mixed blessing today, it was so hot and humid here in Austin that when i pulled the rod out of the dry ice, it would immediately frost
once i wiped it clean i was able to get the rod about 60% in by hand, from there some firm taps with a block of wood and hammer the rod was fully home.
that was enough for one day for me, stop while i am ahead.