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Re: timing question

In Reply to: timing question posted by Jon Frank on March 12, 2003 at 12:34:56:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on March 12, 2003 at 16:05:06

First, all you will probably need to do is give it another quarter turn down and it should be catching (the sear lug). Also, I used to think that I wasn't short stroking too, I was. It was my fault, and if it is your first time with a cocker, it is a good possibility. Ravi's way is correct and afective, so try giving it a couple more turns (sear lug) down, in quater increments and see if it helps.

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: First, all you will probably need to do is give it another quarter turn down and it should be catching (the sear lug). Also, I used to think that I wasn't short stroking too, I was. It was my fault, and if it is your first time with a cocker, it is a good possibility. Ravi's way is correct and afective, so try giving it a couple more turns (sear lug) down, in quater increments and see if it helps.

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