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Page 1: 111-3/4 88-3/4 14 ALL ANGLES 11 DEGREES · 2016. 9. 9. · 111-3/4" 88-3/4" 65-3/4" ALL ANGLES 11 DEGREES 62-1/4" 74" 14" 65-1/4" 51" 36-5/8" 12" Title: Fig. B Author: Copyright 2001,

111-3/4"

88-3/4"

65-3/4"

ALL ANGLES 11 DEGREES

62-1/4"

74"

14"

36-5/8"51"65-1/4" 12"

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