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Re: Goal Diameter
Actually 2 of the technical drawings do show this but you may have misread them. The diameter is 28" center to center (Opposed pipes). The actual diameter is then 26", but the pipes flex considerably.
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13-01-2004, 06:23
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Re: Goal Diameter
Ahhh, so thats what that 28" was. Guess this shows why I work with programming and the elecrical system. Thank you!
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