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.065 Dial Cord For Model 89 Question?
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05-11-2012, 01:49 PM
I'll stick with the original cord for now. Seems to work just fine and I really don't believe floss or fishing line of any kind will work on this set. All of the pulleys and associated parts are properly lubricated. In fact the set is done and I'm posting pics of it as soon as I get done here.

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