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13th July 2011, 19:50
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The forces on the compensator are linear, it appears to suffer by design as its total length is increased with use . The method of holding the two halfs together is by way of a bar that is fixed at one end and simply bent around a round pin. As the other end of the bar is not secured it will have a tendancy to creep over the years, mine has, lengthening the assy by around 10mm.
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