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whats the switch actuator arm look like, any adjustment or any visible damage to it?
do the arms bounce when the unit is moving?
do they have gas spring cylinders on them?
what condition are they?


just a couple of things that come to mind to look for
(i'm sure you've already looked at these?)
:o)
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