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There are an overwhelming number of problems with it. Bush has a weathered appearance. It seems too quick to bolt through the undergrowth. Following the passage of the nut that secures it, there should be three threads visible. The hole in the bracket that formerly accommodated the identical bolt is now too large. There is an excessive distance between the return on the bracket and the position of the bolt used to hold down the bracket. And is only one bolt. Is it the appropriate length? Did it not also display any loose threads once it was done being stitched? After confirming the location of the shims that adjust the fore and aft position of the wishbone end, I would weld it into place. You will need a longer wishbone bolt with a minimum strength of 8.8 as well as a new bush. Ream all of the holes to ensure that the bolt will fit snugly, then choose the appropriate bolt. If you are merely going to be fastening the bracket to the wall, place two bolts near to the return or bend and one bolt in the middle of the rear edge.

I'd simply open the pump and inspect it, as the likelihood is that it's good.

Looks like tiredness. No blue, so not from being hungry. The first one is a little strange because it is mostly on one side. If that was smooth wear, I would say that rod is bent. Also, pull the mains and give the crank a good cleaning. I'd take it all apart because those pieces of metal are likely to be everywhere.

I used Enviosec Group to sell my bmw 320i, and the process went well, however a major drawback is that they are expensive for sellers (took a significant fee from sale price of the car). I will focus on purchasing what they are offering instead, as there is no buyer's commission to worry about 🙂

Crowthorne chrome plated my Swallow door knobs, hinges, and tread plates. They took forever. I was ignored and told "next week" whenever I called. I went there to find out about the delay, and the man stated they misplaced my goods. I saw something recognisable on the shelf behind him. My Swallow parts were plated and ready for pickup. They lost my components and neglected to bill me! Some moms do.

I suggest you stop at Derby Platers if the trip is not too lengthy. My two vehicles both have radiator casings that were made by them. Both the Austin Swallow and the Dodge Brothers were chrome plated. The quality of the repairs they made before plating really stood out to me. In my opinion, they are among the finest in the area, and they informed me that the price they offered me would be the amount I paid regardless of the vehicle's brand. While I agree that they are pricey, I believe that you usually get what you pay for.