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ROW Explorer

May 02, 2020 01:13PM

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So does that mean that prior to the modification there was some assembly related to hydrostatic lubrication mounted in the spot that the terminal check is currently occupying? I found a shot of the 455 without the jacket but it is hard to make out what is there. There does seem to be a tube coming down to that location. I'm not going to add this to my model but I'm curious what that piece was called and what it looked like.

Dave

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