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Re: Octomecanum Shifting Question

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Originally Posted by orangemoore View Post
I am more concerned how people support the cylinder when it is connected to the shifting parts. What I have seen is that there is no support but I wanted to find out if that was true or if I was missing something.

We have used an octocanum for the past year. We used no supports on the cylinders. We have had no known bending of the shafts themselves.
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