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From: Barry Hancock <sportform@cox.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: annual check list
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> Barry,
> =A0
> Should be the same except for two more cylinders.

Thanks, Greyhawk.  That's what I assumed, but we all know how that=20
goes....

Just wondering if there's a LEG2 specific document out there.

Thanks again,

Barry

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Thanks, Greyhawk.  That's what I assumed, but we all know how that
goes....


Just wondering if there's a LEG2 specific document out there.


Thanks again,


Barry


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