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by simon8201 - 09/09/26 01:46 PM
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A somewhat trivial alert but nonetheless a nuisance. The tubulars that support the front bumpers have upswept support bars with a clamp at each end when loosened the supports can be adjusted in order to raise or lower the bumper slightly. Looks like a simple clamp at the front end until one loosens the clamp bolt and inserts a screwdriver in the gap to "spring" the clamp. Whereupon the clamp splits apart into two broken bits. It turned out to be a casting and it certainly wouldn't spring. My problem was primarily caused by the assembly having been powder coated which increased the adjacent tube thickness. But watch out - a seemingly simple job bites back.
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Thank you for that. I haven't got that far in checking my valance fitting - maybe time for not moving those parts!
Graham (G4FUJ)
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