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Re: Jigsaw recommendations
« Reply #30 on: 07 May, 2009, 12:38:48 PM »
I found that I had to use:-

bolt - front bracket - brass washer - axle - brass washer - rear bracket - lots of washers - nut.

The bolt has a shank to it, and the axle and both brackets need to be on the shank to ensure that the axle is level.  If you add a washer between bolt and front bracket, you may find that the rear bracket is resting on the threads of the bolt, and not the shank.

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Re: Jigsaw recommendations
« Reply #31 on: 08 May, 2009, 10:28:34 PM »
Hi Tosh, The small piece of angle needs to be fitted to the top of the axle to stop the steering column foot getting past the top of the axle should you have fully turned right lock and the nearside wheel be on full compression. ATB Richard

That'll also explain the pre-drilled hole in the axle at about that position!  I'll be back under the Toylander with the spanners then, as I also need to fit the small piece of angle.
Sorry, you will need to drill your own hole mounting the angle on the top face as close to the end as possible. The other holes are used in the tractor and the building jig. ATB Richard
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Re: Jigsaw recommendations
« Reply #32 on: 27 May, 2009, 12:28:47 PM »
Hi Tosh, The small piece of angle needs to be fitted to the top of the axle to stop the steering column foot getting past the top of the axle should you have fully turned right lock and the nearside wheel be on full compression. ATB Richard


I can't see that piece of angle anywhere in the instruction book. I am assuming it screws on the axle at the steering column end in the pre-drilled holes. Does the angle sit up, down, left or right? Or am I grabbing the wrong end of the stick

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« Reply #33 on: 29 May, 2009, 10:59:42 AM »
Hi Tosh, The small piece of angle needs to be fitted to the top of the axle to stop the steering column foot getting past the top of the axle should you have fully turned right lock and the nearside wheel be on full compression. ATB Richard


I can't see that piece of angle anywhere in the instruction book. I am assuming it screws on the axle at the steering column end in the pre-drilled holes. Does the angle sit up, down, left or right? Or am I grabbing the wrong end of the stick

Thanks
You will need to drill your own hole, mounting the angle on the top face as close to the end of the axle as possible. Have the upright face of the angle bracket flush with the axle face. This mod is to overcome the possiblity of the steering column end becoming jammed on top of the axle. It is a new mod and not yet in the manual.
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Re: Jigsaw recommendations
« Reply #34 on: 10 July, 2010, 07:28:12 PM »
Can anyone help with a half size Angelina Jolie......