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  1. 01-08-2010, 06:42 PM #21
    tenaja
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    That was my next step, but I didn't need it. My old machine does that, but I was rebuilding the bushing when I started the job. (No, not time consuming, except for waiting for parts.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by tenaja View Post
    That was my next step, but I didn't need it. My old machine does that, but I was rebuilding the bushing when I started the job. (No, not time consuming, except for waiting for parts.)
    Waiting for parts usually throws a monkey wrench in any operation.
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