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Native in: French 
Works in: English to French, Greek to French, French
counter bore
dans un manuel d'entretien et de dépose des chenilles, je ne trouve pas le terme de " counter bore ". Le contexte est le suivant:
To rejoin the track group, the following procedure must be followed, but should only be carried out by qualified fitters:
1. Position the pin collars into the counter bore of the mating links.
2. Ensure the pin holes and the bushings are aligned and insert a dummy pin.
3. With the master pin in position, set up the track press.
4. Press the master pin fully into the chain links, pushing the dummy pin through the link.
Merci encore
Anne
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PRO (2): AnneMarieG, Emanuela Galdelli
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