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03-19-2017, 07:41 PM
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Only 1853 questions to go.....
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03-20-2017, 11:08 AM
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This morning I finished cleaning the gasket surfaces with a wire brush on the drill and some carb cleaner. The tube of "Ultra Black" oil resistant is almost empty so I will pick up another tube of it today. I have some gray but it doesn't say oil resistant on the package. Should I worry thar the paint is pealing inside the housing?
Cannon
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03-20-2017, 03:23 PM
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I've used Ultra Gray and never had a problem. Don't worry about the paint inside. Let it sit for a day after you silicone it before you fill it with oil.
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03-20-2017, 07:04 PM
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Since I had picked up a tube of Ultra black I used it. I watched a YouTube video about using it. It said put a bead on, let it set 15 minutes before bolting it on, tighten the bolts lightly, wait and hour then torque to spec. Sounds a little Voodoo like but that's what I did. I torqued it 3 times, 10,25, then 30. I'll wait til Thursday morning to put the new filter on and fill it up. Thanks for your patience.
Cannon
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03-21-2017, 10:54 AM
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The tubes came in yesterday afternoon so this morning I took a couple of Advil for my back and took the tire off the rim. At some point I need to start paying to have this done. I was surprised to find the rim this rusty, maybe somebody put some kind of sealer in it. Anyway I need to wire brush the rust off and get some paint on it before I put the tube and tire back on.
Cannon
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03-21-2017, 11:24 AM
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I don't even bother doing tires anymore. My tire guys does them for about $5.00 and no charge if I buy the tire from him. My back hurts just looking at that pic.
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03-21-2017, 01:02 PM
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I know I should go ahead and do the other tire now but I'm not going to. I'll do it when it starts leaking. I got it wire brushed and primed with rusty metal primer. I need to read the primer can and see how long I need to wait before I paint.
Cannon
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03-21-2017, 05:19 PM
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Tire work is not hard work if you work smart.
I'll admit to being over 70, and do them all, from a wheelbarrow tire or motorcycle to 38" tractor tires. I'm no superman, I just use my head and tools and leverage to accomplish what I need done. Some day I'll slow down when I'm old, but not yet. If it's heavy, I use the loader, chain fall or come along, if it is difficult to turn, I use a longer bar. No need to fight anything, just work smart. I do admit experience helps, but today we have the internet for things one has not done previously.
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