I second Eric's answers to Barrie's question. In addition, some of the old backcheck wires are so old-thick-stiff that they are practically impossible to regulate. Also I might presume to mention that sometimes the placement, angle and height of the backcheck should be changed if a different style hammer is used and/or the old backchecks were in the wrong place and this can be done all at once by removing the old backchecks, plug up the holes and start backcheck installation over from scratch. Joel Rappaport Round Rock, Texas Barrie Heaton wrote: > > My query is why are you changing the back checks for new ones? > Eric Leatha wrote: > > Its both a customer preference, availability of quality materials and
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