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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: Iketown300 on January 21, 2005, 07:20:18 AM
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ON layout 3E and 4E what are oily wet/dry's and hooking wet/dry's? Is this just a spotty condition?
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Ike Brownfield
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I've always taken this to mean the amount of volume in the front part of the lane. So my interpretation is that a fresher "hard block" would be an oily wet-dry, while a more broken-down house wall would be a hooking wet-dry. On the former condition, you'd encounter over-under more in the front part of the lane, while the latter condition would be more over-under near the breakpoint.
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OILY wet/dry= Heavey volume of oil from 10 to 10
Hooking wet/dry is light oil 10 to 10
Use Strong urathanes for this