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Old Apr 7th, 2022, 19:41   #31
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As much as I was really looking forward to a barbecue, I decided it wouldn't be a loss to go out and buy a bigger sledgehammer. Oh well!
Excellent news!

As a big fan and advocate of the synthetic ATF/acetone 50/50 mix or "WMP" (Weapon of Mass Penetration) as i've called it for 7-8 years now, i was surprised it hadn't already shifted it. Nice to see all that was needed was a larger persuader to shift it!
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As much as I was really looking forward to a barbecue, I decided it wouldn't be a loss to go out and buy a bigger sledgehammer. Oh well!
It’ll want a wipe before putting back, otherwise mint!
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It’ll want a wipe before putting back, otherwise mint!
Nah, a wee squirt of wd40 and it'll be fine. The rust will burn off
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What’s the bore like bud?
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I gave it a rub down with a scourer and it looks pretty good. The factory honing marks are fairly undisturbed. There's slight discoloration where the rings have been sitting for a long time but that's it. I reckon a hone is all that's needed.
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Excellent!
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Wonderful, well done.

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Hope that wasn’t a good jumper until you went and had a play with the greasy engine. 😀
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The English materials scientist J. E. Gordon wrote an entertaining (at least for an engineer) book titled 'The New Science of Strong Materials'. It had a chapter subtitled (tongue in cheek) 'When all else fails use bigger nails'. To paraphrase Mr. Gordon, when all else fails use a bigger sledge. In this case, much safer than combustible liquids and less environmental impact. If the cylinder bore can be rehabilitated with just a touch up from a hone, it wasn't really stuck. You just were not persuading it with enough enthusiasm.
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Looking great! Nice to know that there are more amazons in the area!
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