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Orracle 3-way help

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Posted by:
Dpc56
on April 06, 2003 at 11:57:33

I was wondering if I should buy a new orracle 3 way. I heard it was really good but I am wondering about a few things like does it leak often. I am somewhat new to autocockers and saw that there was a thumb adjustment knob on the front of it too. How can i adjust it and if so how would could do this. Does it require much maintanence. Any of your input would be great.
Thanx

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