So Ive had my Minore for a while now, and just noticing something about the group seal when I lock in the PF.
I thought that as group seals went on they got more compacted and bedded in. And subsequently you end up having to turn the PF further around. For example, in stead of it facing 6 oclock, you have to face it at 4/5 oclock (thats locking it in from left to right).
Ive noticed that as time has gone on I dont have to lock it in as hard, as in I only have to get it to 6:30/7 oclock before its sufficiently locked in. I can get it to 6 but its not as easy as it used to be. So can I make the assumption that the group seal hasnt actually compressed over time, but has hardened up instead.
Im not getting any leaking or anything and it doesnt bother me in the slightest, just wondering.
YeeZa
I thought that as group seals went on they got more compacted and bedded in. And subsequently you end up having to turn the PF further around. For example, in stead of it facing 6 oclock, you have to face it at 4/5 oclock (thats locking it in from left to right).
Ive noticed that as time has gone on I dont have to lock it in as hard, as in I only have to get it to 6:30/7 oclock before its sufficiently locked in. I can get it to 6 but its not as easy as it used to be. So can I make the assumption that the group seal hasnt actually compressed over time, but has hardened up instead.
Im not getting any leaking or anything and it doesnt bother me in the slightest, just wondering.
YeeZa

, but I noticed when I changed mine a while ago that it wasnt rubbery-bendy anymore like the new one I put in, but was really hard and brittle.
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