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28-03-12, 15:09
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Not to worry chaps, from looking at one of the other bogies, it appears that there are different numbers of washers behind each bogie. I presume it is a case of fitting the bogie and then measuring the gap between the bogie and the retaining collar to get the required thickness for the packing washer required.
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28-03-12, 21:55
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Alistair
I think its a matter of string lining each side to make sure things are in line, and adjusting with washers to suit. The Australian LP2 has a kit of various thickness washers.(they would fit all the other carriers, and probably the Loyd as well)
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