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Re: pump rod

In Reply to: Re: pump rod posted by Autococker_7 on December 25, 2002 at 13:35:53:

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Posted by:
Poldo
on December 26, 2002 at 01:51:59

id rather use a lil teflon tape b/c it will hold and is easier to remove later on. i try to use loctite in as few places as possible. but when it is necesary...its will do the trick
adam

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: id rather use a lil teflon tape b/c it will hold and is easier to remove later on. i try to use loctite in as few places as possible. but when it is necesary...its will do the trick : adam

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