Damper Lever Rebuild (tad long)

[Richard Brekne]

Hey there Roger... thanks for the word of warning. I note that this was stated
by another as well. I have never been convinced I need this little dab of glue,
but have always done things this way without problems. I might clarify that the
actual amount of glue (having been watered down) that ends up in the holes is
like very little indeed.

That being said, if I can save a step without worry.... then hey that saves me
time.  Tho the cord does slip through those tight little buggers a bit easier
when this little solution is in there... no biggie tho.

Tanks agin :)

jolly roger wrote:

> . I swab the
> >inside of the flange hole with watered down white glue myself. You dont
> really
> >need much to hold it. I am not sure you need any really.
> >
> Hi Ric,
>              Glue is definitely undesirable here, you run the risk of
> clicks and squeeks. Some older dampers have a centre pin and bushing cloth.
> These I have drilled out the hole to accept the cord and new springs.  The
> coils of the springs are sized for the cord. One of the few things that has
> almost become an Industry standard.
>
> Just my take on the subject.
>
> Roger

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Richard Brekne
RPT, N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway
mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no