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feeding problem

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Posted by brad faglier on March 05, 2002 at 05:00:24:

when my shocker gets down to the last few balls it will blow them back up the feed tube. it seems as though the air from the firing cycle is still coming out of the bolt when it comes back. i assume this is not normal. also just recently the bolt is catching balls half way into the chamber. i think this is an effect of the balls getting blown back up the feed tube. i have an old style board with turbo. i've tried several different timing settings but they didn't seem to change much. isn't the shocker supposed to suck balls into the chamber? if this is so, let me know what settings i need.

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: when my shocker gets down to the last few balls it will blow them back up the feed tube. it seems as though the air from the firing cycle is still coming out of the bolt when it comes back. i assume this is not normal. also just recently the bolt is catching balls half way into the chamber. i think this is an effect of the balls getting blown back up the feed tube. i have an old style board with turbo. i've tried several different timing settings but they didn't seem to change much. isn't the shocker supposed to suck balls into the chamber? if this is so, let me know what settings i need.

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