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macfrank



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steering bracket
Just noticed a small bracket the steering stop bolt bangs against with some Defenders, when on full lock.
Ours doesn't have it. The bolt just hits the axle end of the swivel ball. Which seems ok to me.
Any idea why it's (not) present?

It's part #15 here https://www.lrworkshop.com/diagrams/land-r...afts_44783
TAU100170
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jst



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no idea why its not there but either way i wouldnt worry as long as tyres dont catch the radius arms. Cheers

James
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It's listed as only relevant to certain axles so has probably been designed out to make it cheaper. Darren

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macfrank



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Thank you both! There's plenty space between tyres and radius arms. £30 saved Very Happy
Didn't know there was an axle serial number Thumbs Up Wont find it anyway under all that wax...
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