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SPRING FRAME.

76. DISMANTLING REAR SPRINGING.

Remove rear wheel . (Para. 60.)

Slacken the pinch bolt across the top of

the rear frame member.

Unscrew the locking bolt at bottom of

stationary bearer rod a few turns and tap the

bolt head with a hammer to release the

bearer rod from its taper.

Remove bottom bolt.

Withdraw bearer rod upwards.

Insert a tyre lever or large screw driver

between the frame member and the side of

the top and bottom spring covers.

Lever sideways until sufficient of the

central hole is exposed beyond the edge of

the rear member to insert a

or 5/16"

diameter rod fitted with suitable washers and

wing nuts into the hole to prevent the

assembly flying apart when completely

removed from the frame.

77. RE-ASSEMBLY OF REAR

SPRINGING.

Thoroughly clean all components and

smear the bearing surfaces with oil or

grease.

Fit the springs and covers to the fork

ends and compress the assembly by means

of the rod used during dismantling, until it

is sufficiently compressed to enter the jaw

of the rear member.

Place the assembly as far as possible into

the jaw, remove the rod and tap the

assembly into an approximately central

position.

Smear the bearer rod with oil and insert

taper end first into the upper end of the rear

frame member.

Push or tap the bearer rod right home.

Fit and tighten bottom bolt.

Tighten top pinch bolt.