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Post by henri on Sept 22, 2017 8:15:42 GMT
. enjoy .H
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Post by gav on Sept 22, 2017 8:59:53 GMT
I've got one great for cleaning carbs
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Post by nickj on Sept 22, 2017 22:30:40 GMT
That is awesome!....wonder what the solution was....and that must be hellish strong Velcro
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Post by henri on Sept 23, 2017 10:47:45 GMT
the solution is i believe ,limescale remover 50-50 with clean water , an i thought that about the velcro too .an gav 1 of his other vids is a soda blaster for cleaning outside carbs .tin can,length of copper tube ,an a tyre as air supply . back street engineering/bodgery at its best .H
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Post by tzsteve on Sept 23, 2017 14:31:45 GMT
lime scale remover any weak acid ?
vinegar or coke etc
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Post by henri on Sept 23, 2017 16:41:04 GMT
yep ,phosphoric acid in limescale remover/coke ,an acetic acid in vinegar , in theory i guess citric acid from lemons/fruit juices would do .even old battery acid in a 2% solution would work ,wouldnt want to go stronger than that ,have been shown a last ditch trick for carbs .strip all rubber/nylon parts an dunk in battery acid for 20 seconds then rinse under tap for 5 mins ,never tried it personally .H
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Post by triffid on Sept 25, 2017 7:10:15 GMT
Be interesting to see how the solution would have worked without the agitation as a comparison, but that looks pretty effective for sure.
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