Thread: drop the pounds and go from metal muscle to shadow muscle
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Unread 19-07-2005, 18:27
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Re: drop the pounds and go from metal muscle to shadow muscle
In 2005 that would not have been legal. You could only use the pneumatic cylinder in the kit and any that were on the Bimba FIRST order form. You could use any pneumatic fittings as long as they were rated for high enough but not any pneumatic actuators.

For leaks, we go by the rule if you can hear it leaking or you can see the gauge move then it needs to be fixed, but if you come back in a half an hour and the gauge has dropped some then you don't have to worry.
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