Re: B/C/CA Side Weights

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David Maddux

12-09-2002 05:46:03

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I was at the understanding that there was a difference the B and C because of the steering rod location on one or the other. Charles Felger from Iowa has a set on his B and he was showing me the difference this summer. They are real close but one has an area cut out of the weight for this reason. Dave.

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Eldon

12-09-2002 06:43:36

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Re: Re: B/C/CA Side Weights in reply to David Maddux, 12-09-2002 05:46:03

This could be true as I have never tried my weights on a B.

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Rod (NH)

12-09-2002 07:03:52

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Re: Re: Re: B/C/CA Side Weights in reply to Eldon, 12-09-2002 06:43:36

Hi Eldon,

I can't vouch for the C weights but David is correct for those for the B. The left side B weight is different than the right side. It has some material removed from the lower rear portion on an angle to provide clearance with the different steering linkage on the B. If you look carefully you can see that angle in this photo of my B.

Rod

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