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Ah, long winded, all being said, when these components are suspended or off of the load of the cylinder... it's a virtual guillotine. I used several safety straps and clamped steel blocks to ensure that if anything let go there would be multiple physical barriers in place to protect my arm fishing around under there.
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Steve
  • Posted 18 Feb 2018 18:12
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  • By LocNar
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