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Old 06-28-2008, 10:07 AM   #21
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A suggestion....get the rear latch/nut to the right setting (not too tight and not too loose) and then add Lock-tight to the threads. While the front latches don't seem to get unscrewed, the rear one does and eventually unscrews...
Better yet, add a jam nut. Just remove the J-hook, add a single nut and screw it back together and adjust. After getting the proper adjustment, tighten the Jam nut and it will not change adjustment until you undo the nut.

Loctite makes future adjustment very difficult.

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Good suggestion Mike...
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