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Couldn’t find the PDF on the net. It came out April this year. Here it is:

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See they could solve a few problem's.....especially on some of the imported pan's...regards Turnpin:8:
 
If the spigot is tapered the jubilee clip pushes the PC off, only way I've found to do this is to use ridgidn4" fittings and pipe.
 
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