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  1. 27-09-2016 #1
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    update :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by reefy86 View Post
    update :)

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    Much better, I would bolt those extra plates to side plates (2 more bolts)
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    Withe regard to the long carriage rails on top of the steel frame, are they staying there or being moved to the side of frame?
    I would have thought side mounted rails on angle would allow for adjustment, due to distortion of the frame during welding, if they stay on top shimming will be required.
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