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Positive, that is the way it was in my Stedman, but I looked it up under the proper name not under b

Posted By: MT50 on 2007-10-19
In Reply to: Are you sure? - keystrokeriiii

Subject: Positive, that is the way it was in my Stedman, but I looked it up under the proper name not under ball

Now if you look under the company web site i.e. Jergens Inc. it is spelled with a "s" on the end and is listed as Jergens Ball Lock system, which they trademarked as such. I would think that the company would know it better than Stedman in this case.


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