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... You'll have to pull the head and barrel to check the piston. You want to ensure that the bottom ring land (slot) hasn't squished down and tightened on the
Usually they were machined badly, I have seen people araldite shims in to keep everything tight. In all probability the nut was not tightened properly in the
Hi Graham, thankyou--one further question, if you have the time to answer it--what would cause play in the anchor slot? Nut was quite loose. I'm supposing that
centre nut should be tight, it tends to loosen if there is play in the anchor slot, the four nuts holding the axle should be evenly tight I have never used a