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Hi I had the same problem, it's easy to repair. I purchased some wooden dowel pegs 6/8mm - wood glue - stainless wood screws. Using a wood drill open up original holes. Drill pilot a hole through dowel pegs, glue in pegs sorted. If when you drill out holes if the swarfe is wet you have a bigger problem Roy.
------------- Roy Scooterman
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