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Old 9 May 2010, 05:04 AM   #1
Tylden Reed
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Originally Posted by mcjp6 View Post
It is my understanding that the 5513 case is the same through the 30+ years of production.

With the early ones being fitted with the twinlock crown/tube and the later ones fitted with the triplock crown/tube.

No need for any grinding.
Hi. You are right. Later 5513 were fitted with 703-0 Triplock crowns, an improvement on the earlier Twinlock crowns (700-0). Tylden.
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