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After measurements are taken, performing the calculation of: Measurement A plus Measurement C, and then subtracting its sum from Measurement B will result in giving us the amount of air gap. Quarter Master recommends air gap be set at 0.150- to 0.200-inch; an assortment of shims is included for achieving this amount.
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