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#518075 17/06/18 03:50 PM
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Hi there, having a clear out and I have a pair of Armstrong Type Lever Suspension Dampers as removed a while ago from my 1981 +8 when I upgraded to a different rear set up. Are these still of any value / use to anyone ? Got the steel mounting plates as well. Thanks Steve.

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I would have thought some of the purist rebuilders could be interested. Worth a fleabay maybe.


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Hi Steve, PM sent.

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My experience and testing tell Me the Armstrong Levers are as good as the Koni's. Unless the levers leak, keep them just in case.


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Would you store them next to the grinding paste or the fuse wire for the consumer unit ( house switchboard ) that was changed out 25 years ago.

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Very good. Although the master switch in my garage still has three proper fuses with real fuse wire. I rediscovered that when fitting my led strip lights and not reading the instructions......

So then I had to dig out the fuse wire - wrapped around a piece of branded cardboard........

Talking of disused tools......feeler gauges. Haven't used them for over ten years......


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I've still got wire fuses in the isolation switches to a couple of my sheds, and I'm hoping they don't blow anytime as I don't have any spare fuse wire.

Fortunately not likely as I have mcbs back at the main distribution board which are much more sensitive, but if any of you guys come across any spare fuse wire I'll gladly provide a home for it!


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If you get really desperate Tim I can send you a short length through the post!


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Originally Posted By DaveW
If you get really desperate Tim I can send you a short length through the post!


Thanks Dave, but I should be ok, the mcbs trip far faster than the wire fuses melt. It's time I got round to rewiring those sections anyway, it's all a bit Heath Robinson with 30A cable strung along catenary wires across the garden. I really ought to put in some proper SWA or something.


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The funny thing was that when I (ahem) mismanaged my new lights, it tripped the main board but also blew the fuse............


I should have known better........


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