Steering: "Steerautomat" 2

Steering: "Steerautomat" 2
The shape of those clips matches the shape of a T axle bottom side, as well as the contour of the device's mounting surface matching a T axle topside. The two pieces currently clamped to the spring would clamp to the tie rod. They would be positioned so that the pins would engage with the 2 hook arms. Turning right or left would one engage one or the other arm and stretch the spring, which would assist in re-centering the steering... which any T should do by itself if everything is in good shape and aligned properly. (Jerry VanOotegham)
Photo by Robert Bergstadt
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Steering: "Steerautomat" 2

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Tue Nov 30, 1999 12:00 am
5 mm
1/22 Sec
F/3.5
400
Auto
Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
COOLPIX L105
Normal program
0 EV
Pattern
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