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O-Ring installed on rudder

Air Force 1

By Air Force 1,
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Air Force 1 Deck Hand

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Is this up and down play normal. I didn't even think to check if it was there before i removed rudder to begin with. I would say it is 1/8" max movement.

AF1

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Nope, shouldn't have any play. Loosen the arm up and make sure that rudder is up against the housing (use blocks) and tighten it up again.

-Chris

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Air Force 1 Deck Hand

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Nope, shouldn't have any play. Loosen the arm up and make sure that rudder is up against the housing (use blocks) and tighten it up again.

-Chris

Thats what I figured. Thanks for the info.

John

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