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I think you did a good job cleaning the parts , they look fine . I wouldnt bother spraying them with anti rust coat as long as you give them a good base coat dedicated to metal parts. Before you try dismantling the magneto you should really clean the contact points , in 99% of cases that is the only problem with the magneto . There is not a lot you can fix inside just try a good pointe clean first . Do not use sandpaper to clean the points just use the tip off a sharp knife to clean them as good as you can .
I’m just worried that the wire brushes aren’t doing a good job as I can still see (what I think) surface rust in the pitting. I’ve bought the rust converter already so it won’t do any harm in applying it, will it? I’ll remember that for cleaning the points, thanks 😊
@@blairsworkshop to me it looks really the same surface as if i treated the part myself . Using the rust converter wont be any problem as long as it is useable with the new you got .
Just got my hand on a lister d powered cement mixer got a few little jobs todo to it but aswome little engine. Check out my vidoes. Keep up the good work
I think you should leave the trolley wheel as they are expensive, looks like its still solid enough
Yeah, I’ve had that thought. I think it will be very hard to get it repaired and it also adds some character to the engine.
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I think you did a good job cleaning the parts , they look fine .
I wouldnt bother spraying them with anti rust coat as long as you give them a good base coat dedicated to metal parts.
Before you try dismantling the magneto you should really clean the contact points , in 99% of cases that is the only problem with the magneto . There is not a lot you can fix inside just try a good pointe clean first . Do not use sandpaper to clean the points just use the tip off a sharp knife to clean them as good as you can .
I’m just worried that the wire brushes aren’t doing a good job as I can still see (what I think) surface rust in the pitting. I’ve bought the rust converter already so it won’t do any harm in applying it, will it? I’ll remember that for cleaning the points, thanks 😊
@@blairsworkshop to me it looks really the same surface as if i treated the part myself . Using the rust converter wont be any problem as long as it is useable with the new you got .
Ah ok. Thanks
Just got my hand on a lister d powered cement mixer got a few little jobs todo to it but aswome little engine. Check out my vidoes. Keep up the good work
They really are amazing engines aren’t they. Your lucky yours works (nearly) straight away, I’ve spent 6 months working on this one now 😂.