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Posted for "George/Shirley Shattuck" <kloop@plantationcable.net>:
Since day one (1989) to the present I mark the rotor to wheel position prior
to disassembly for maintenance.  Reassembly then is a simple matter of
getting the right rotor holes lined up with the correct holes in the wheel.

Back in those building days I had heard of, via the newsletter, a potential
problem with the alignment of those holes.  It underlines again the
importance of a "mentor" system while building and also a suspicious and
quizzative nature.

George Shattuck

> Hmmm.  I recall the rotors only fitting one way.  Didn't think it was
> possible to put them on incorrectly.  This does sound like it may be the
> problem.