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Paul Gibbs

December 07, 2004 07:54AM

The D&S looked into it in the Bradshaw years. I think that the added expense of having two bearing types on property was more then the perceived good. Also the friction bearings work fine and are easy to replace with the tools on hand and the roller bearings would need additional tools to maintain. That was the story I heard anyway.
Paul Gibbs

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