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Posted by Allen in TN on June 03, 2005 at 12:55:59 from (69.38.8.157):
In Reply to: Re: 1951 C posted by captaink on June 03, 2005 at 12:06:34:
I was kind of thinking the same on how I could get it perfectly "true". I have attempted other things of the like and it is hard to get all of the wobble out it and without weakening the metal. And I have sprayed about half a can of WD in each plug hole several times. I have an IT manual, the owners manual and a parts manual on the way, so I should not be without enough reading material. Just help deciphering it all. Being the sort of person that always thinks I could have done something better over and over again, I probably have the problem of wasting time messing with stuff that really needs nothing but a good cleaning. Thanks for your advice, this is a great place. Have been roaming around it for several months now and this is the first post I have made.
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