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Need advice to confirm something a cracked radiant is ID and must connected is this correct thanks. Regards
 
Is it just a crack ? or are bits broken off, get a lot with minor cracks , nothing shown in un-safe regs about this ring GS for their input.
 
Yes good point I assumed you meant it was cracked and broken right through
 
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