Trying to knock out 6 or 8 reels today — this old Mitchell 300 is number 4.
Client sez a little stiff turning — and the anti-reverse doesn't work anymore.
Well...I am not complaining — and am appreciative of the work — and some jobs are a lot messier and time consuming than others. Some are pretty quick and routine — if it wasn't full of 3 kinds of 35 year old grease — I would not be working on it.
And, at least now — I know where the grease spill went when the Exxon Valdez' ran aground.
So this is no hill for a mountain climber.
I'll post a pic when it is done — got a DQ 110N in the ultrasonic cleaner right now — this goes in next.
Latex glove time with Q-Tips.
Best, Fred
well, it kept the parts safe from corrosion ::)
HA! Been there, done that, a time or two! It's sure not as much fun as playin' the mud when you were a kid. :D Hopefully that gray crap isn't graphite grease. ::)
Quote from: Midway Tommy on July 24, 2021, 08:50:39 PM
Hopefully that gray crap isn't graphite grease. ::)
It is...was! >:( >:( >:(
I haven't seen it as much as you guys but, I use a plastic spudger to get the majority of old grease removed.Then I cut an acid brush down to 3/8"used along with alcohol and canned air.I guess being in electronics 40 years-tools of the trade...we use to have to wire brush B-52 black boxes for 2 days to remove the green corrosion (planes from Guam) then apply alodine, maybe this is why I talk slow or eyes twitch...Ba ha ha
A little stiff and no A/R: was that all?
Frank