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Old 06-16-2023, 01:16 PM
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I’m not sure if the pictures will post but hopefully they do. I know they’re kinda dog-ish
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Are you sure you got the rear "J hook" pins back in the same holes in the hanger arms that they came out of?
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So I was actually curious on this one. The hooks seem to be in the correct spot, according to the west marks. But then again when I look there is another area on the “passenger” right side that seems to have been where it rode previously. Would a shot tensioner spring cause these issues you think?
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Are you sure you got the rear "J hook" pins back in the same holes in the hanger arms that they came out of?
But from your pictures you posted they are in the same ones as your depiction
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Did you re-install the engage cable correctly?
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Yes sir, sure did. I even tried to put the spring in all 3 holes on the tensioner arm and still cuts out once the deck gets lowered.
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