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May 17
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Thanks to Sean for the
explanation on how to install the bungee cords. I used cable ties to
assist in keeping the bungee cords in position while bolting the end
washers. |
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Cut the cable ties when the cords are in position
and rig a block-n-tackle or comealong with the brace across the axel of
the wheel. This will prevent damaging the paint as well giving you a
solid point on which to tension the bungee cord. Hook one end of the
bungee over the retaining washer and use the loose end to pull the cord
into position. |
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Use a nylon strap to wrap around the bungee cord as this will slide out from under the cord when it is in position. Pull the bungee cord over the retaining washer and it will slide into position without damaging the cord and the paint work. Release the tension and pull the nylon strap out from between the bungee cord and the steel retaining washer. Repeat the same steps for the opposite side. |
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