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  1. 12th June 2016, 09:26 PM #11
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    For parts that move but shouldn't, duct tape. For parts that don't move but should, WD40.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeepBarney View Post
    For parts that move but shouldn't, duct tape. For parts that don't move but should, WD40.


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    Quote Originally Posted by DeepBarney View Post
    For parts that move but shouldn't, duct tape. For parts that don't move but should, WD40.
    Ah yes!

    But what are you going to do about the parts that move in the manner that Dave described?

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    Quote Originally Posted by finallyrangie View Post

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    Quote Originally Posted by vnx205 View Post
    Ah yes!

    But what are you going to do about the parts that move in the manner that Dave described?
    For that I e advise the judicious use of BOTH. WD40 to free up movement in the correct direction and duct tape to restrict movement in the incorrect direction.
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