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L - Learner Plates On
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At the risk of writing like the script from a carry on film, what the secret to keeping the sun visors in the up position. Mine have worked loose, and regardless of the desired position, they end up down. I've tried removing the blind from the spindle shaft and then marking the spindle wider by adding tape before pushimg the blinds back on. Work for a while then goes back to same old state.
Any options?
J. Neil
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These have friction hinges, no idea if the work though..theres a lot of force at speed http://www.brasscraft.co.uk/index.php/ww-visors.html
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One of the guys at the Much Marcle meets ( Steve T I think) has made some very snazzy looking blinds for his Trad
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I think there are a few previous posts on TM re. sun shades......
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