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Old 21-05-20, 21:13
Bruce Parker (RIP) Bruce Parker (RIP) is offline
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Originally Posted by arie teomim View Post
OK, the V faces the front. quston, why is it the plate stuk?
Are the two rollers and forks attached? They would hold it place but there would be some movement unless they are set too tight. Did the cam plate move nicely when attached to the floor plate and only seized up when the plate with the cam was installed? I wonder if the threaded pins that attach the forks are the right ones and not to long to hit the floor plate when put in.

If none of that is the problem, disconnect the forks and rollers and if still stiff have a good look to see what's stopping it from moving and then we can figure out why.
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