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| to orient, we are looking from the front just over the strap lug of the crank side. |
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| So the next thing is to look under the plate. |
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Your posts still get read, are very helpful. My shutter now only sticks part of the time. Oh well, I know more now than when I started. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
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