http://vintagesleds.com/bs/index.php/topic,82276.0.html
This looks like a better method than the muriatic acid eh. I still would keep it well ventilated. Carbolic acid might be present. (It is 35 years since I studied chemistry) - Mark
Electrolysis to remove seized shafts
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Electrolysis to remove seized shafts
Electrolysis to remove seized shafts
http://vintagesleds.com/bs/index.php/topic,82276.0.html
This looks like a better method than the muriatic acid eh. I still would keep it well ventilated. Carbolic acid might be present. (It is 35 years since I studied chemistry) - Mark
http://vintagesleds.com/bs/index.php/topic,82276.0.html
This looks like a better method than the muriatic acid eh. I still would keep it well ventilated. Carbolic acid might be present. (It is 35 years since I studied chemistry) - Mark
1977 340 Liquifire, 2 - 1978 440 Liquifires, 78 cc Clone(#35),
1997 Polaris XCR SE 600 (mistake).....
#400v
I seemed to have been a much better driver when my sled was slower.
1997 Polaris XCR SE 600 (mistake).....
#400v
I seemed to have been a much better driver when my sled was slower.