in the pictures ,and if i figure correctly that its no 2 thats giving you problems(third from left looking forward?) it sure appears to me the share has no suction,its worn.on one and three notice how the point seems to be curved on bottom?i dont see that on two.,at least looking at the pictures.if so and that is really straight instead of curved thats quite likely your problem.also check the FROG thats the part holding the bottom parts together thats bolted to the beam.check and see if there are spacers washers or things on the others that are missing there.Measure from point to point on the working beams.in two or three places and see if your beam is twisted.if so you MIGHT be able to turn bottom back by adding spacers on the frog to line it up.i would check that point first though myself.if i am wrong and its the second from back which would be no 3 bottom,problem is likely its just not scouring good yet.two dont look too pretty in that regard in some pictures.
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