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From: Billy Halfen <"halfenb "@iamerica.net>
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I put a thin stop nut on the rod between the rod end and the aluminum
up stop and they are easily adjustable

Billy H 
360bh


[Your installation is probably among the minority (based on most of what's
been posted here) as the most frequent problem seems to be that the
upstop sleeve is typically too short, and not too long.  That's why many
builders find themselves having to use some washers between the upstop
and the cylinder end to ascertain the correct sleeve length of the new
part that needs to be fabricated.      <Marv>    ]
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