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Default Replacing parts of old planes

Is it possible to replace the lateral adjustment lever on an old (Sweetheart
vintage) Stanley #4 plane? Mine is loose - very loose compared to my other
older planes and does not really work because of this. It looks like it is
riveted in perhaps - it's definitely not a screw. How would one fix this?
Is it considered a no-no to do this?

Cheers!


 
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