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George, I have thought about it and can't come up with any other reason significant enough to actually stamp the frame in an obscure location of something that other fitters and contractors would have need to know about the frame than the frame size.
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02-10-2013, 08:26 AM
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It kind of makes sense to me. After all, what more appropriate place to mark frame size than the frame?
Obviously an experienced factory worker could spot frame size from 10 feet away, but....
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