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Old 07-28-2011
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Compass Rebuild

My Ritchie compass had a cracked globe and large air bubble. I got a new globe, gaskets and diaphragm from Ritchie and rebuilt it last winter.

I kept my mineral spirits in the freezer overnight

... not rocket science ... Ritchie has manuals at their web site ...

still working great!!!
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