Jet Feed from float chamber brass olives
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matt of the vivas
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Re: Jet Feed from float chamber brass olives
Apology Accepted.
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Re: Jet Feed from float chamber brass olives
What is Dutch for gland?
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GrahamFountain
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Re: Jet Feed from float chamber brass olives
Did you misread the response to Jeroen saying he didn't know the term gland, or something? Liver = biggest gland in the body.
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Factory 1977 TR7 Sprint FHC VVC 697S (Now all of, but still needs putting together)
B&Y 73 Dolomite Sprint UVB 274M (kids!)
1970 Maroon 13/60 Herald Convertable (wife's fun car).
Re: Jet Feed from float chamber brass olives
In this context it would be a 'rubber knel'. You kan have also a 'plastic knel' and only knel is a brass one. Knel translated to English would be squeeze or stuck in a tight space.
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Re: Jet Feed from float chamber brass olives
I often utter "k'nel" when trying to squeeze something into a tight space!!
