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Posted by:
Jeremy Brown
on July 05, 2003 at 14:13:21

I bought a Black Magic Mini-Cocker and want to learn how to upgrade it and take care of it on my own. I bought a great video on how to time it/tear it down/re-assemble it for the purposes of cleaning...but i want to know more about how to set the pressure, install a new 3 way, ect. Any good books or videos out there on that stuff?
Jeremy

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what video is this Mike Roch 22:32:38 07/07/03 (1)

Re: what video is this Jeremy Brown 10:15:44 07/08/03 (0)

Re: Autococker Literature/Instructional Materials Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 08:50:26 07/07/03 (0)

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