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Checked with dealer with cylilnder # 681436-25S88. Seems that translates to an upright #60C-MD (S#694461/S-19). I now have a part # for the packing but the dealer couldn't give me an exploded view of the cylinder. Would anyone have an exploded view of this cylinder? Thanks
  • Posted 30 Mar 2012 06:48
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