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Well, clearly I'm not helping.
I'm going for a 1-1/4 ? What do you think.
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Seems like the next logical step, lol.
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Seems like the next logical step, lol.
it was the 1-1/4! Thanks for trying to help!
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No problem. Glad you got it.
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