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Seat post

Max JD · 2022-03-17 14:10:56

Hi all, what’s the best way to get at the seat post on a John Deere LR135 (Castelgarden Twincut clone) as it’s come loose & needs tightening - tried teaching the bolt from the rear wheel arch but no room for a spanner or socket as far as I can see/feel - would taking off the back plate give enough access or do I need to…

17-03-2022 2:10pm

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Max JD

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Hi all, what’s the best way to get at the seat post on a John Deere LR135 (Castelgarden Twincut clone) as it’s come loose & needs tightening - tried teaching the bolt from the rear wheel arch but no room for a spanner or socket as far as I can see/feel - would taking off the back plate give enough access or do I need to remove the plastics which looks awkward?

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