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15-01-2004, 13:06
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Re: telescoping arm
This is a helpful little tidbit, maybe:
The less telescoping pieces, the better. Two would be enough to reach the bar. As my team discussed; more than 2 would be impossibly difficult. Rmeember; it gets stronger and weaker as each telecoping piece size decreases. |
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