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Old 09-26-2006, 07:52 PM
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colingw
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Default RE: Rust

Aha! While there is no obvious damage to the side of the piston, or to the exhaust ports, there is a slight coppery coloured scratch on the top of the piston. Forensic evidence points to a wrench accident.

Speaking of geniuses, when I was 14 I wrecked a Babe Bee .049 with the Cox wrench. The replacement piston & cylinder I bought at the local hobby store was of the slitted exhaust type - no way to stuff that up.

I don't even have a Cox wrench suitable for a reed valve .049. I do have a TD one in my TD .049 box, which I only ever intend to use for taking glow heads off.