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dctom

11-02-2004 10:48:25




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any one have any secrets of de-oiling break disks? ones on my 400-b are oil soaked and glazsed, have new seals in if i can get these deoiled will be in business dctom




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agri_con

11-03-2004 03:25:55




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 Re: secrets in reply to dctom, 11-02-2004 10:48:25  
Ive used brake clean,solvents,even a water based degreaser,even scrubbed um down with diesel fuel,my trick is to bury them in some speedy dry,(kitty litter at your local dept store also works)pulls all the moisture out.I usually let um sit for a day or so.If ya have that kind of time.



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Larry Martin

11-02-2004 16:34:15




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 Re: secrets in reply to dctom, 11-02-2004 10:48:25  
Tom, you can use denatured alcohol as a solvent. Heat them up and then clean them again and you should be in business.



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CK Richard

11-02-2004 15:01:46




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 Re: secrets in reply to dctom, 11-02-2004 10:48:25  
Tom you can soke them in white gas I've done it with brakes and clutches work great
Richard



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Glenn F.

11-02-2004 12:27:59




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 Re: secrets in reply to dctom, 11-02-2004 10:48:25  
I don't know any of the details but I've heard of people baking them in the grill for a lengthy period of time.



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C. Amick

11-02-2004 12:04:16




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 Re: secrets in reply to dctom, 11-02-2004 10:48:25  
I'm thinking some kind of solvent like carbon tetrachloride to remove the oil and sand paper to roughen the lining. If you don't have any carbon tetrachlorine laying around, go to NAPA and get a can of brake cleaner.



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Engineer20

11-02-2004 17:05:56




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 Re: secrets in reply to C. Amick, 11-02-2004 12:04:16  
BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL WITH CARBON TET!!!!
where would you even find it?

Carbon tet is a Highly Toxic chemical that is absorbed through the skin or inhaled.

My Hazmat book says: "Do not use mouth to mouth method if victim has ingested or inhaled the substance".



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MikefromIowa

11-03-2004 05:44:15




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 Re: secrets in reply to Engineer20, 11-02-2004 17:05:56  
I used brake cleaner, let it soak for awhile. then used a propane torch to burn off that excessive



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