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BLACK BETTY
 


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Removing Side steps

Hi All

looking for some non-technical advice on how the fook to remove the side steps on Betty, ( only reason I can see to leave them on is for Bugsy and his Molls to hang on outside and shoot up the town as we blaze thru) ,
besides using the con-saw

Anyway, was under Betty today looking at her from underneath for the first time Embarassed

and was fiddeling with the bits you do and remove all obvious bolts to no avail, tried applying 130kgs in a jumping up and down motion, but this dident work either- conclusion - theres more bolts, are there any bolts holding on the side steps at the side under the plastic trim where the door meets the side Question

was running out of daylight so didnt venture behind this plastic trim, and replaced some of the previously removed bolts in case murphys law prevailed and the damn thing fell off on the way home

sorry no pics, only manly stuff in my tool box, like tools, and a whoopin big hammer Laughing


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BLACK BETTY
 


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Damn Bulmers

just to be clear

this is a thread on ' HOW TO REMOVE SIDESTEPS '

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AVE wrote:
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Does this help... it's for fitting.. so just do in reverse when sober!!



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Remove the steps by undoing the six small nuts underneath, then remove the plastic trim and it all becomes clear. Three brackets per step just bolted on.
Would'nt be a bad idea to order some of the plastic trim clips before going at it, as you are guaranteed to break one or two. They usually have them in the dealers for €1 each (robbing f Censored kers. Just put mine back on after snowdonia. I dont know why I bothered though! Whistle Found a bit of sill damage under there too........ Uncle Rays Rock Sliders may be needed for the next event.....

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Re: Removing Side steps

BLACK BETTY wrote:
Hi All

looking for some non-technical advice on how the fook to remove the side steps on Betty,




I thought you did that in the quarry already Whistle
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BLACK BETTY
 


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Yeah
Was more sober in the quarry though, so need to a more thurough Homer of it when all cidered up.
On a few days break now , will tackel the job Saturday, and have Betty ready for a good bending session

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Also appears 9/10 of stopping is stopping in time

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BLACK BETTY
 


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Thumbs Up AVE

all becomes clear

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 Nine-tenths of wisdom is being wise in time.

Also appears 9/10 of stopping is stopping in time

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=DiscoReaper&view=videos 
 
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