i have a 1951 norton dominator,with the chain tensioner there are two shield shaped plates with two holes, they are both different thickness"sdoes the thick one go on first under neath the adjuster plate or the thin one many thanks terry
The Haynes manual says "th…
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Not 100% sure about this i…
Not 100% sure about this info but I have a feeling that the very early Model 7 Tensioner plates were a little different from the later versions. Will check my notes. The later type defintely have a thick and thin plate with off-set holes.
The thin one goes on first with the larger plain chunk at the bottom. The thick plate goes on last with the larger plain chunk at the top.
The attached photo does not really show the assembly process that well but is close.
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Previously Phil Hannam wro…
Previously Phil Hannam wrote:
Not 100% sure about this info but I have a feeling that the very early Model 7 Tensioner plates were a little different from the later versions. Will check my notes. The later type defintely have a thick and thin plate with off-set holes.
The thin one goes on first with the larger plain chunk at the bottom. The thick plate goes on last with the larger plain chunk at the top.
The attached photo does not really show the assembly process that well but is close.
Hi phil thank you for your help i realy do appreciate it could you tell me where you had the photo from as per your attachment because i am looking for a manual on my 51 dommi terry
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