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Cubber


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I'm re-posting a post I found on another web site on this:-

 

Just found this and looks on the ball.

 http://youtu.be/RCrixbXz4rc

 Found them for sale here.

 http://aluminiumrods.co.uk

 

I haven't tried any of this gear BUT if it's as good as it says then it should sort a few problems out.

Martyn



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Good find Martyn - you going to be first to try it?

I wonder if it could be used to repair a broken float pin support on the TTR carb confuse

Brian



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Or kickstarter splines?? confuseconfuse  wink  confuseconfuse



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I like that, could be great for thread repairs, fill hole, re-drill and tap new thread .

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I haven't had a lot of joy with it. it has its uses but is no substitute for welding in many cases. i am not sure what material the carb is made from. Many are zinc magnesium alloy so may not be compatible with the rod. Maybe worth a go on an otherwise scrap carb.

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