There has been some changes in this spring tensioner. On my bus the angle attachment high tension support
cracked in the bend.
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Top of support is notched downward into center of spring hole. A high tension screw holds spring top in place.
I changed the bottom spring support with drilling a hole in the frame rail. Prevost had punched the rail on bottom which put a lip that was supposed to keep spring in place. Actually over time the spring would slide off to the side. Had it not been for the upper screw used to hold the spring in place on top the spring just disappears.
Drilling a hole in the rail I installed a nut and bolt which only allowed the spring to move side by side slightly.
The mini air bag (not pictured) holds constant belt pressure.based on the length of the belt. I believe the spring set up was designed to firm up belt assembly limiting up and down bounce movement.
There is a new generation on this tensioner arrangement improving long term performance. My slight change has worked well for over 3 years.
