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Looking at your middle picture, are the two bolts straddling the safety catch opening the ones that are hitting? If I recall correctly, those bolts on mine were pan head with clutch driver slots, which would be a little less proud than the hex heads with rim that your bolts appear to be ( a little hard to tell.)
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