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Old 08-06-15 | 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Alias530
That is exactly why it's ridiculous. Too many factors to put a stone cold statement out there.
Really? So if you buy a piece of equipment & the manufacturer says that it has a maximum lifetime of 5 years or 20,000 miles or 5 million revolutions under ideal care conditions that is ridiculous because under less than ideal conditions the piece of equipment will/could fail. Not going to debate this beyond this point as it's stupid but a maximum lifetime of anything implies ideal conditions.
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