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Re: orracle 3-way

In Reply to: Re: orracle 3-way posted by Wonderkid on March 23, 2003 at 00:40:25:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on March 23, 2003 at 11:15:10

Absolutely, great 3-way. Sometimes they are a little twitchy, just make sure you keep oil in them, they require a little oil every couple of case of paint to keep them smooth, or grease, but oil is better for seals. I did a combination, light grease and a few drops of oil on the seals...very smooth.

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: Absolutely, great 3-way. Sometimes they are a little twitchy, just make sure you keep oil in them, they require a little oil every couple of case of paint to keep them smooth, or grease, but oil is better for seals. I did a combination, light grease and a few drops of oil on the seals...very smooth.

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