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Sat 12 December 2009, 10:48
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Parts recycling
Guess what it is....
SNC01029.jpg I didn`t use the Upper Strut bracket ( 10 40 372 ) in its original place due to some changes I made. Instead it can be used at the motor mount for fixing the spring tensioner. The same I did with Z Spring Anchor ( 10 40 386 ) bent to 90 degree so it fits perfectly to the spring tensioner. Its a good way recycling parts. 
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Sat 12 December 2009, 18:16
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I have always wondered about the springs. Really they only need the tooth height as their extension range and use of a turnbuckle will allow a set of preload.
Please keep the mods coming!
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Sat 12 December 2009, 22:24
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For fault-finding and maintenance it is very convenient to be able "unhook" a motor to drop it away from the rack - that is why I have gone with springs that allow a lot of extension, to allow some clearance for the unhooking.
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