Russell---You must be referring to the bracket that connects the tube
shock link to the frame.
Glad you found it. Sharing our oversights is a way to help others.
What to do about the weather on S.W. Pa.?
Well...I used to live in Pittsburgh. There's a great road that goes all
the way to So. Cal. and....One more TR out here couldn't hurt!
Dick
Russell wrote:
Dick
Can you tell I'm all red in the face? I found the problem today.....I
put the top bracket on upside down. I can't believe I didn't see it. It
wasn't till I ws doing some measuring that I realized what I had done. I
really feel pretty stupid. Like I always say "No sense being stupid
unless ya show it".
Thanks for all the help. I read this 6 pack e mail every single time I
get it and I sure have learned a lot of things that I have used this
past winter. Can't wait till I can help someone.
Thanks a million.........now do ya think you could do something about
the weather. The high today in South Western Pa. was about 35 degrees
and snowing.
Russell
73 TR6
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sally or Dick Taylor" <tr6taylor@webtv.net>
To: "Russ & Sandy" <bungs4@wpia.net>
Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2005 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: (no subject)
Russell---Take the blasted spring out, and put the trailing arm thru the
motions. You should be able to feel or see what's causing the binding.
Disconnect the shock, if necessary.
When you greased the splined shaft, was it "keyed" so it would only go
back together one way?
Conversation kit, indeed!
Dick
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