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Jim C.
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No, I don't believe they'll fit, my guess is that the 3x4 arms will be shorter. |
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jharr
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Whatever you do, by no means take the slide locks out of the back! They must have had a special tool that compressed the spring and held it in place while they slid the slide lock in. It is impossible to do with out that tool.
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45PSS
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Does that mean you got the arm welded? or did you find a replacement arm?
Part of the _ of owning a Graphic is you get creative and inventive when it comes to repair work. 
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jharr
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I got the arm welded, but could not get it re-inserted into the back. I ordered another back from the auction site. Should be here mid-week. Then off to get some CLA/TLC along with a couple of semi-working shutters. I sure am going to enjoy this camera once it is 100%.
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Jim C.
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| jharr wrote: | Whatever you do, by no means take the slide locks out of the back! They must have had a special tool that compressed the spring and held it in place while they slid the slide lock in. It is impossible to do with out that tool.
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You didn't pay attention to my post about wrestling with that spring 
When I got my Anniversary Graphic I thought about taking the
back apart for a thorough cleaning, after examining the slide lock springs
I decided against it. I may do in the future, but right now I have
other Graflex diversions. |
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