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Old 08-20-2014, 10:32 AM
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NO........ both wrong.

Read it again. Use this one. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=33461

Put the "S" mark in the window then:


There are three descriptions that have been linked. I think they are all 3 good depending on you level of ability...... of course I am partial to the one I wrote.
So here is the part that has me stumped. It seems as though the small piston that pushes the points open moves when the S is already slightly past the sight hole? I really do understand the concept here but I just can't see how I can get the points to open any earlier if the piston is not moving till the S has already gone to far. Does this make sense or am I just really not getting it (be nice J-Mech !!!!!)
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Just do it like I showed. The procedure is correct. I really don't want to give a 10 min explanation. Set the points like I say/show and it will work. After you do it, look it over and see if you understand better. It might make sense after your done.
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Not sure if this would help others but I converted Jonathan's guide to PDF so you can print it out and take it in the field. My MacBook Pro is just a little to expensive to be taking into the driveway and getting grease on it

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3t...it?usp=sharing
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Not sure if this would help others but I converted Jeff's guide to PDF so you can print it out and take it in the field. My MacBook Pro is just a little to expensive to be taking into the driveway and getting grease on it

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3t...it?usp=sharing
That's cool! I'll add this to the end of the thread in the tech section so others can use it too!
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That's cool! I'll add this to the end of the thread in the tech section so others can use it too!
Jonathan, it was to big for me to upload but since your an admin and can override that maybe you can host it on our site? I have no problem sharing at all but worried that at some point my link might not always be up
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Ok.....
I'm not real tech savvy, I added it to the end of the thread, but I see if I can solicite some help to make it more permanent. Thanks Gene!
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