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I have a '79 with the vintage spreader bars with an open end, how do you keep these locked in?
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Are are you talking about the inboard or outboard ends ?
The outboard endsnormally have a stainless plate that is screwed in which locks the shrouds in place
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Outboard, mine are groved in a half circle for the shrounds but open, I am going to use a wire seizing wrap and then purchase the plates or end caps that lock the shrouds into place
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