I agree skipp, just lube it up and use it... unless it was buried in a pile of sand I cant see many benefits to cleaning it, other than getting familiar with the inside of a duplexer. Generally I don't ever open duplexers, a pain in the neck to take a part and way to easy to mess up putting them back together. The only time I had to do that was on a sinclair one when I dropped the rod into the can...oops.
Jesse On 9/2/07, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Why is everyone so crazy to clean the inside of Motorola > T-1500 duplexer bottle body with cleaners? > > Unless there is some pitting on the plunger body... you need only > blow out the dust, put a little tiny bit of lube (I use dry silicon, > teflon, or Amsoil MP) on the threaded shaft and slowly spin the > plunger up and down through its range a few times. > > The finger stock is set up by design to polish the plunger body > as it goes up and down. > > Silly people use the wrong type of wire wheel to scratch and embed > metal into the plunger body. I've never found a need to use sand > paper... > > s. > > > "georgiaskywarn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Had an experience with using "TarnX" in cleaning some Moto cans. Had a > > friend of mine that used this with great success. I used it...had > > issues. The difference is he used "running water" when I used a "pan > > of water". Didn't clean off very well...so corrosion came on even > > faster because the "Murratic Acid" (sp?) didn't clean off very well. > > > > Got to thinking (because I have to do this again), why not just > > use "Murratic Acid" which is used in pool cleaning products. A gallon > > of this...deluted...is MUCH cheaper than the "smallish" bottles > > of "TarnX". > > > > Anybody use this before??? > > 73 > > Robert > > > > >
