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14-11-13, 15:53
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Richard,how much of a bend? I believe there should be a slight bend or two to clear the engine and bell housing. Pics?
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14-11-13, 21:18
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I think straight. Only because continually flexing makes no sense.
See the thread "control rods"
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14-11-13, 21:53
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Richard, if it is the same as the Aust one, and I assume it would be similar, then it should have 2 bends in it from the bellhouse lever to the bulk head and a straight section to the pedal.
Colin.
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15-11-13, 13:31
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You guys have forced me to look more carefully, and the parts book backs up what you say.
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15-11-13, 14:23
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I like parts manuals...
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15-11-13, 21:08
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Charlie, as the owner of many carriers, can you confirm that they have 2 bends, how far from each end, and what the angles are? (we are talking about CTL 7111)
On another note, when I was at Colins he had a clutch arm (TL 2731 ) it took the standard pin to locate it, but was also clamped tight with a pinch bolt. I hadn't seen one like that before. Are they common?
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16-11-13, 12:27
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standard pins and cotters on mine ( I think ).......
If all goes according to plan , I'll be pushing and pulling things about this afternoon and will look then. Maybe even make a photographic rendering. I'd do a charcoal sketch but it's hard to mail a cave wall.
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