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Old 23-04-20, 22:01
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im all good on fixing the cracks. I was just curious if they were caused by me when I removed the brazing from heating the metal to melt it?

As for the repeated pull on chain. It was just small brass chain holding some release knobs so there wasn't much weight on them.

These parts are the seat base riser used in the back of the Wire3.
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