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Old 11-11-18, 05:05
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Each shaft is held in place by the recess top and bottom and there is no way they can move whereas the original is held in place by a wedge bracket and bolt. The last photo shows the heavy plate/bracket which needs to be bolted down to the underside with a series of bolts. Very strong once completed.
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