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Old 04-22-2018, 01:07 PM
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The fact that you dead lifted 100lbs, while being eligible for medicare, and without having to go to the ER for a ruptured disc, is pretty impressive.
yup, could not agree more. My poor already herniated back is killing me just thinking about it!!!
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The fact that you dead lifted 100lbs, while being eligible for medicare, and without having to go to the ER for a ruptured disc, is pretty impressive.


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yup, could not agree more. My poor already herniated back is killing me just thinking about it!!!
Yes, me too, about 5lbs is my limit now, L5S1 ruptured, FBSS.

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Those external snap rings are fairly beefy. I tried 3 different flat-faced pliers and none fit the snap rings adequately, making removal a small fight.

I finally found these pliers that fit the angle-cut of the snap rings and make removal and re-installation a lot easier.


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