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5 hours ago, ruperthebare said:

Won't clamp tight enough

The bar adjuster is designed to tension the guide bar and chain, not to stop the bar moving, that is the job of the clamping nut, this is always the problem with tooless side covers, they never clamp tight enough, and probably halve the reason that plate has worn away.

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you'll need your sub titles on but it shows how you can swap it over in this clip .  

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According to the operators manual, parts and service agents in the UK can be contacted on 0800 4047657.   Not sure how much help that will be. We get a load of the 'supermarket' cheapie chai

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Is that part steel or Ali? It could be possible to build the lug up with weld and grind it back if you have the kit to do so, I doubt it would be viable to pay someone to do it tho.     or adw

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