Ed, That's a great, concise explanation, but I have an even shorter one: Everything gets screwed. Paul S. Larudee, RPT Richmond, CA P.S. Proficiency with a Rubik's cube is a great help. A440A@AOL.COM wrote: > Greetings, > These dampers screw into the post. They also screw the heads onto the > wires. It is a great system, but requires some care. > (Make sure that there are threads left in the damper posts, otherwise, you > will not be able to regulate them without building new threads). > The damper height is regulated by screwing them in to the proper depth. > The lateral regulation is done by screwing the damperheads in or out on the > wire. The upstop rail needs to be raised to the maximum while adjusting the > dampers. > The damperheads next to struts will have to be turned vertically in order > to unscrew them without bending the wires. I have used a very thin mix of > PVC-E glue and water to size these things, it holds well. > REgards, > Ed Foote RPT
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