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While removing my Kerry Hunter header to install copper gaskets, I discovered 3 of my 4 passenger side tubes were no longer seated fully. I'm sure for most of us, this is routinely checked, but maybe for some of the less knowledgable, including myself, a good reminder.
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Not a bitch to me. Hook them into the rocker stands (that's why the notch in the stands faces down!) and then push them under the rocker arm ends and pushrods. Then take an L-shaped allen wrench and pull on the part that sticks down into the tube until it is resting on the shoulder of the tube.
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