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A quote from the Southern California Regional Visitors guide:
"If you are having problems the FIRST thing to do is ask your neighbor for help" - ChrisH [more] |
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A quote from the Southern California Regional Visitors guide:
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AndyMark's New Product?
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16-12-2008, 17:21
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Re: AndyMark's New Product?
Yeah, I saw that last night. It mentions you guys came up with it, have you used it yet? It looks like it could potentially provide a lot of friction on the chain and wear down like some of the McMaster spring-based tensioners, can you just grease the part really well first?
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16-12-2008, 17:26
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Re: AndyMark's New Product?
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www.mcmaster.com 5973K1 They work out fine without grease, a list of pros and cons are listed on the previous threads. BTW, a lot cheaper. 
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16-12-2008, 18:34
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Re: AndyMark's New Product?
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wow thats awsome!!! i imagined them being smaller.....
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