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23-01-2005, 14:45
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Re: Pneumatic Piston Weight
I don't know the weight, but there is another issue you should be aware of because it sounds like a bad idea to me regardless of the weight. If I remember correctly, moving a single 2x24 cylinder once drains both your storage tanks almost entirely. If you plan to be using these with any frequency, you will run out of air.
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