2stroke_shaman
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I have made a sloppy wood fixture to slowly turn a motorcycle tank. I used some stone triangle burnishing media and naptha solvent I had access to. Sand or black beauty blasting media turning would do it .
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Got a paint shaker?
Steve
Steve
2stroke_shaman
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I thought that too , but the media would settle to the bottom . Needs to spin slow .
An old friend of mine had a body shop and had a paint shaker, but when he passed away, the shop closed and most of the equipment was sold. I was gonna try that and bb' s in my 5200 but ended up doing it by hand. Took forever to get that crude out. I also sprayed a little aluminum acid cleaner in a few times for about 1/2 a minute then flushed it out and let it dry for my finish step.
Steve
Steve
I'm getting closer and the 4000 is looking better 
How does the foam filters look at the pump?
Steve
Steve
Put new filter in but it's black and can't see it. Found me some paint to make some of the other parts look good 
Good color match. What kind of paint is that? The paint and hi temp clear coat I used on my build isn't doing good. When I put the bar nuts on, paint started popping off. I think I should have given it a good primer coat first.
Steve
Steve
The paint is the lime green from 70 dodge or something that the auto supply store can put in a rattle can, worked good and easier than a paint gun or my air brush. I'll clear coat this weekend with a satin finish, don't want to make it look better than the rest of the saw.
redunshee
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Here in Vermont working on my craftsman 3700. Dang it don't have a duckbill valve or fitting for the tank vent. Tried the screw t trick but I can't seem to suck air through it. I assume thescrew goes outside the tank.
I don’t think it matters, all you are trying to do is slow the air flow, I would do outside and about 4 threads engaged. Have a great day
Bob, if the diameter of the screw is too big it will not allow air through the threads on it.
Will the fuel line fitting off a pp655 fit a 5200.
Steve
Steve
Had to make me a fixture to hold the pump so I could put new goodies in them 
Nice bench test holder, that smart there.
Steve
Steve
This is my test station for the pump ,I can test both systems without the saw 
Neat set up.
Put a fitting in the "head" so you can connect a piece of tubing and you could use it to check the fuel pump section of carburetors before you install them as well.
Mark
Put a fitting in the "head" so you can connect a piece of tubing and you could use it to check the fuel pump section of carburetors before you install them as well.
Mark
Almost looks like your ready to start surgery there on your saw.
What's on that piston, it's blacker then sut on a stove pipe.
Steve
Steve
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