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Parkers are complex, with a lot of parts. As compared to, for example, a Fox. And not nearly as complicated as an NID. Those things have more parts that a Parker!
But... Each one has its own "things" about them that make them tricky to work on. One thing is for sure, when you get inside a Parker, you appreciate the close tolerances and delicate machining work.
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