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Seizing horseshoes

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Laverda Dave:
This is the horseshoe taken from the rat bike. The tensioner adjustment rod was still in its fully compressed position.
Luckily I was able to fix the horseshoe with the aid of a large dustbin and a wad of your best English pounds  :(

Deano400:
Check the condition of the tensioner push rod. This is one I've just had to replace.

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Mikep328:
"Luckily I was able to fix the horseshoe with the aid of a large dustbin and a wad of your best English pounds "

 ;) LOL!  Often the best fix for a variety of issues!!

Matt_Harrington:
I've repaired the horsehoes by judicial filing to free it all up.....

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
To remove the carbon deposits in the pivot I soaked mine in oven cleaning gell for a couple of days, refreshing the gell after the first 24 hours when it had turned black.

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