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Schnürle Tee Dee 049
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Re: Schnürle Tee Dee 049
The human finger. Boggles the mind. One finger on the piston head and one on the con rod. You can feel the pinch and feel the sliding resistance. No oil though as it skews things.
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Re: Schnürle Tee Dee 049
AND no fingerprints either...they skew things too!
Cribbs74 wrote:The human finger. Boggles the mind. One finger on the piston head and one on the con rod. You can feel the pinch and feel the sliding resistance. No oil though as it skews things.
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