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From: "Alan K. Adamson" <aadamson@highrf.com>
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Subject: Removable Stick - Legacy
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X-Original-Sender: Alan Adamson <akadamson@gmail.com>

Anyone done a removable stick on the copilot side of their Legacy?  I'm
wanting to do that.  The challenge seems to be that the stick bends
immediately above the upper pivot bolt.  It then has a nice S curve in it
before it's gets straight again.

I'm thinking perhaps the way to do this is just to bite the bullet and buy
another stick and cut it off at the upper pivot, then to swap sticks, would
require to swap pivot assemblies...

Thots or examples appreciated?

Alan