Post by bondoman2k on Oct 10, 2009 18:18:57 GMT -7
OK guys. Getting started on a Gasser class Tjet for next years NTRA (yep..gonna take me at least 4 or 5 months to build one, probly longer..lol).
Question I have is this. I have a blue drag arm here. It's 'new old stock', had it balanced too. Prob is there is some 'tarnish' on the commutator. What's the best way to 'clean' this? Or should I even mess with it? I know when I was real young (won't go into how long ago THAT was...LOL
) we used to do things like using erasers to clean this kind of thing. But now that I'm older (MUCH..lol) I realize this may not be a good way to do it (or is it?). Any ideas? Don't wanna just get out sandpaper or anything like that and mess this arm up.
Ron (Bondo)
Question I have is this. I have a blue drag arm here. It's 'new old stock', had it balanced too. Prob is there is some 'tarnish' on the commutator. What's the best way to 'clean' this? Or should I even mess with it? I know when I was real young (won't go into how long ago THAT was...LOL
) we used to do things like using erasers to clean this kind of thing. But now that I'm older (MUCH..lol) I realize this may not be a good way to do it (or is it?). Any ideas? Don't wanna just get out sandpaper or anything like that and mess this arm up.Ron (Bondo)
;D ;D )