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Terry I solved the problem with the END 707.  It seems that the END 711 had 707 cu. in displacement.  Thus no END 707. This is how we got sidetracked I guess. May be Mack wanted to further differentiate it from the EN 707. I am wondering if the  END 711 problems were finally worked out before the END 675C and Maxidyne ran it out of town.🙂

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