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S P R I N G S A N D S H O C K
A B S O R B E R S
Nuts
should
be
just
flush
with
ends
of
holts.
If one
of these
springs
is
found
broken
or weak,
install
a
com.
plete
set of four
new
springs
Link
To lubricate
spring,
re-
move
screw
plug
and
install
grease
gun
con-
nection.
Fig.
1
Modulator
on Front
End of Left
Front
Spring
Remove
clamping
s c r e w s in
b o f h
links
to
remove
or
adjust
shackle
holts.
Fig.
2
Rear
Spring
Front
Shackle
Adjust
upper
shackle
bolt
to bring
outer
face
of inside
link
1-5/32
in. from
edge
of
frame
bracket.
Frame
Bracket
1-5/32
Inside
Link
M/rAdjust
lower
shackle
bolt
p
I to bring
outer
face
of
in-
I
side
link
29/32
in.
from
j
edge
of spring.
This
ad
J
justment
applies
to
both
J
upper
and
lower
bolts
at
J
inside
link
in
all
other
29/32
Threaded
Bolt
Threaded
Bushing
Fig. 3
Cut -away
View
of Spring
Shackle
Fig.
4
Front
Spring
Rear
Shackle
The
rear
shackle
for
the
front
spring
must
be
set to a <
dimension
to prevent
interference
between
the
shack!
and
the
frame.
This
is necessary
because
the
home
at
this
point
and
the
frame
bracket
is olV.rt
with <••',<
the
frame
side
bar.
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P l a t e 47.
M o d u l a t o r a n d S p r i n g S h a c k l e s
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