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By way of explanation, the Librands fitting instructions (No. 9) say that the vertical bolt should have the nut at the bottom. Why, I have no idea.
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By way of explanation, the Librands fitting instructions (No. 9) say that the vertical bolt should have the nut at the bottom. Why, I have no idea. In theory all bolts should have nuts at the bottom where practical so that in the event of the nut coming off, the bolt doesn't drop out.
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By way of explanation, the Librands fitting instructions (No. 9) say that the vertical bolt should have the nut at the bottom. Why, I have no idea. In theory all bolts should have nuts at the bottom where practical so that in the event of the nut coming off, the bolt doesn't drop out. I've got the point about the nuts and the bolts. I've just followed the fitting instructions and looked wat I found the prittiest solution. But I must admit, technically they are upside down. I should have known that there are many technicians in this forum, but as a doctor I can reassure you that the rest of my nuts are okay!
Ruut Bianchi
Morgan PlusFour 2023 Bentley Midnight Emerald
Morgan 4/4 4-seater 1990 Royal Ivory
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