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Re: Smiths chronometric tacho
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31.10. 2018 09:45 »
I realized I might need to know the diameter of the cover plate and recess too....follow the blue arrows and green '?'
I think my Road Rocket one was a kind of trapezoid shape with rounded ends .....
Thanks in advance again
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