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Old 12-31-2023, 05:37 AM   #7
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Right you are. Didn't spot that - too much Christmas cheer, I guess.

But if the front shell didn't hit it on the way down, and nothing else is in range to touch it, then I am like you - I got nuthin'. And I'm not sure how a lift arm mis-adjustment could be related. The edges of the crease look dead straight, so I'm not sure how a misplaced torque could have caused it. I can't even think of a way that a skewed bed slide could have done that.

I guess my money is on some external source of pressure from some square-edged object or device. A car door? Something in the garage as the TM was backed in and turned a bit?

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