Sounds like you had a busy weekend too.
Jason wears the latex gloves but I prefer to do it the old fashion way, I like to get dirty.
well I normally don't wear gloves either but when you are building an engine its a different story ...
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well I normally don't wear gloves either but when you are building an engine its a different story ...
SalKhan
CEG'er
I set my bike on fire:
The cleaned up some existing bandages:
Then terrorized the locals.
The cleaned up some existing bandages:
Then terrorized the locals.
I knew I could count on you.
OK, you've redeemed yourself. For a whole engine, you can wear gloves.
I set my bike on fire:
The cleaned up some existing bandages:
Then terrorized the locals.
Now that's the Sal we all know... Out terrorizing the neighbors. :laugh:
OK, you've redeemed yourself. For a whole engine, you can wear gloves.
yeah :crazy:
but really, when you are installing bearings you need to make sure everything is a clean as possible, then for installing pistons you need lots of oil, it gets everywhere .... my father went as far as getting optical quality cloths, these produce zero lint where as a shop towel gets lint everywhere, to use to wipe and clean things ... attention to detail is everything
man is that a thing of beauty, seeing an engine come together
TUFTOUR
Hard-core CEG'er
Since I'm not afraid to get dirty....
All in all a good day.
Cleaning an engine? I don't think so...looks like you were shaving instead...:laugh:
Pen_Two
Is not easliy amused.
yamaha racer 686
Hard-core CEG'er
wow wrong on soooo manly levels and no thats not a mistype
Can't see your pics Luca!
Check my post to see where I've been! haha
Check my post to see where I've been! haha