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Old 02-05-19, 02:39
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Originally Posted by Les Kovacs View Post
Wow....thanks Rob, Owen and Charlie....I will attempt it tonight.

With only a .001% chance of replacing the worn parts with a rebuild kit with the cylinder still in place I think I will put in new cylinder that I do have with the instructions as provided.

Best regards,

lesk

That .001 % is actually a bit optimistic. I don't want you to think that there is a chance it could work.
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