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Bladder breaks go soft

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Owen Waggoner

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After bleeding the breaks from the bottom, I cap off the cylinder, spin the wheel while continuing filling with 5606 until The wheel stops then close the fill port. The wheel is a little hard to spin so I know pucks are being pushed up by the bladder. Both breaks stay hard but then After a few flights the right break starts to go soft. There are no leaks and the cylinder is full To the top. I do the process over again and get the same result. Any ideas?
 

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