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02-02-2007, 16:50
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Re: spring piston?
No they are not allowed.
Even though it would make working with pnuematics a little easier they are not allowed. |
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02-02-2007, 17:02
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Re: spring piston?
yeah.... I ordered some then had to cancel it when I found out they are not legal. But it really stinks that we can't even order cylinders without the threaded shaft.
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