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Knob Style Sandblaster Engine disassembly
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Knob Style Sandblaster Engine disassembly
I was unable to find the answer via the search function.
I need to replace the engine black plate with the postage stamp style backplate as seen in the photos.
Before I gorilla a clean engine, any suggestions how to do this properly? Unfortunately the pull style engine rebuild instructions do not address this style of engine.
Thanks
I need to replace the engine black plate with the postage stamp style backplate as seen in the photos.
Before I gorilla a clean engine, any suggestions how to do this properly? Unfortunately the pull style engine rebuild instructions do not address this style of engine.
Thanks
Last edited by RNajarian on Tue Jul 28, 2020 6:32 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Punctuation correction)
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i get the old muffler
RNajarian: If you don't need the old muffler i need one. LOL.
p.s. the postage stamp backplate looks like a 128tpi needle assy. be sure to NOT try a 78tpi needle as it will cross thread and ruin both.
And slowly is the answer to proceeding on cleaning the engine and use at least 1 glove as the fuel does a job on skin, drying it out. i use rubber glove $5.00 for 250.
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Re: Knob Style Sandblaster Engine disassembly
Good thing I posted here because I never even considered the issue of different thread needle valves.
I need to pick up a 128 tpi needle valve.
I need to pick up a 128 tpi needle valve.
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you know who to call.
RNajarian wrote:Good thing I posted here because I never even considered the issue of different thread needle valves.
I need to pick up a 128 tpi needle valve.
you have the valve, i have the needle. if it is a 128tpi. I have a picture of a fuel tank also. might as well show it here. was looking for something else, but found this.
looks like an ounce or more. I need to clean it has a noise, tink, tink, could be loose gunk, or ??
If you need it, I most likely have it if is .049 Cox related.
hang on iceman, I'm coming.
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