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Old 13th October 2024, 05:06 PM   #1
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I think C4RL's explanation sounds right!
Perhaps the top section is seized into the first part of the outer tube.
The inner tube then extends past the short section. The rib about 8" below the top would be the 'stop' that gives the inner tube its full travel.
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