Slow to learn servicing

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JPG
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charlese wrote:Don't just oil the hole! Put a few drops on the shaft they will run down into the sleeve. Seems better lube than just the hole from any position.
Definitely agree with that!;)
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Superb idea!! As the old lower back deteriorates this method makes the job easier by not having to bend over. Thanks!!
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