Replacing touring load cover
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Cloggy Saint
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beemerbird
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I've done this. Let me try to find the thread. Ridiculously easy.
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beemerbird
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Sorry, unable to find it. It's literally a couple of small screws, some pot rivets and that's that. You could try searching my username for a post in Tech Help about it, but, as I say, Search isn't working for me at the moment.
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Indeed. No worry about the tension (strangely). It's very straight forward.
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Interim post there. Don't have the dog version 
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Ed, if it's double the trouble of changing the standard load cover, it's a walk in the park.
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