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BFH is the way I would do it.
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BFH is the way I would do it.
I have just the one in mind for the task! if the weather holds up today I may get to it
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Its not that hard, I just straightened one with two pieces of steel and a vice. The only reason I used two pieces of steel was to keep from putting vice marks on it.
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I would use the BFH and be done with. I seriously doubt you would change the geometry of the assembly.
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That maybe the easiest. looking at it once I get it straight I may opt to weld a stiffener across it if doesn't interfere with the spring or adj. bolts.
Use the BFH and the stiffener isn't needed unless you regularly run into stationary objects
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Use the BFH and the stiffener isn't needed unless you regularly run into stationary objects
Not planning on running into anything, but I did get it straight, however, the neighbor lady thought I was nuts beating on it last nite! I guess it was my colorful use of adjectives that gave her a reason for concern!
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That is part of using a BFH.....!!!!
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That is part of using a BFH.....!!!!
AMEN to that!!!! And a couple cold brews added to the effect as well LOL!!!
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AMEN to that!!!! And a couple cold brews added to the effect as well LOL!!!
So the Universal Adjective was used a few times
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