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Old 01-24-2014, 09:33 PM
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Default Narrow frame 3-point dimensions

I came across these pictures and thought I'd post them in case anyone was wanting to make their own top link. I got the dimensions from a NF top casting. This was the 3-point I built for my 126. I also built the 3-point on my 129.





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nice work
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Excellent job!
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Looks good Adam!
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Loos great!
That angled & tapered piece is a real hunk.
Bet it was fun making that piece, lol.
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P.S.
A copy of this sketch should go into the
"Plans, drawings and prints" section.
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...... now if someone would do this for the Cat 0's that would be great! Nice work Adam!
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Thanks guys.

I'll try to find my WF 3-point sketches and post them too.
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Nice work Adam.
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