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11-26-2002 | 07:33 PM
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My Royal engine starter's insert has become quite hard with age.
Short of buying a new one, is there anything I can apply to it to recoup it's flexability and gripping power?
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Short of buying a new one, is there anything I can apply to it to recoup it's flexability and gripping power?
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11-27-2002 | 05:07 AM
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Don't bother with the Sullivan standard grey insert. It wears out way too fast. I've have the upgraded Sullivan and Miller inserts and they all work great.
11-27-2002 | 04:09 PM
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They used to be color coded. I have 3 different color ones. I know my blue one won't mess up my plastic spinners and I believe my pink one will. A LHS worker told me that and I thought he was telling me this so I would buy more than one but he was right.
11-27-2002 | 06:09 PM
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Thanks Folks,
Looks like I'm off to my LHS. Dang, I was hoping that kereosene, acetone, or a small cobalt explosion would soften this stuff up. Oh well ----
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Looks like I'm off to my LHS. Dang, I was hoping that kereosene, acetone, or a small cobalt explosion would soften this stuff up. Oh well ----
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