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Old Henry, those first ones in post #62 are bellows type stats.
If I recall they are alcohol filled.(I cant remember for sure) Anyhow this might be of interest; The wax stats normally fail in the open position, (a good thing) and the bellows type usually fail in the closed position (bad) I dont think anyone is making the bellows type commercially anymore. |
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Curious.
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I have never cut one of the pellets open, but I think the wax just leaks to the other side of a piston. Anyhow, I have removed a few over the years and that is how I found them. Stuck open.
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Maybe it has something to do with the metals that they mix in with the wax that swell up when the wax is gone. Interesting.
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