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05-28-2008, 08:36 PM
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In my int 412 I see air in the some clear lines/Head/ in the central lub system. I wonder if my meter units are working properly. How do you check them.They are marked by letters /AA,A/ not by #.How do you figure out the flow in case if they need to be exchange.Where can I find lubrication points for the table/X and Y/ Thanks. Jurek.  |
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