Gage wrote:I'd send it back and ask for a full refund. You gave them two shots at it, now it time to go somewhere else.
Take it back!
Gage wrote:I'd send it back and ask for a full refund. You gave them two shots at it, now it time to go somewhere else.
Sam I am wrote:Could the locating pins on the springs be off center? Maybe swapping the springs left & right would help.
Steve_Cox wrote:Forget the repartee about Doug's Johnson, that's just not a mentally healthy place to be.![]()
Loosen up all the bolts on that Chinese piece O crap, force it all together, as you tighten the bolts check for square. Then decide if you want to send it back...... Some of the pin misalignment is due to the bow in the axle that supposedly straightens out under a load.....It does have some bow in the axle, doesn't it? (We don't care or want to know about the bow in Doug's axle MJ. OK?) I heard he was into air bags anyway, you know, inflatables?
Steve_Cox wrote: I heard he was into air bags anyway, you know, inflatables?
doug hodder wrote:Steve_Cox wrote: I heard he was into air bags anyway, you know, inflatables?
A word to the wise...don't use a "hot patch" on an inflatable....and I broke my nose today...my hand slipped off the axle stretcher and hit me in the face...doug
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