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Did you get the rings off without breaking them? That can be a mission, file the edges ,use wd spray, riggle them, hit them......... speedy
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Speedy, when you talk about getting these scored bores running again, how much of the scoring do you remove and are you fitting O/S rings? What tool are you honing them with? I can remove light scoring with my hone but it takes a while and then I start to worry about how true the bore is
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Hi Norm, I just remove the rough edges with sandpaper on a round tool. I run a round file over the piston to get big lugs off...... I have swapped really thin rings for thicker ones, all way out of specs..... But some of them go and mow lawns............. I'm not spending $40 and getting it running much better and selling it for $50............ I put new O-rings and gaskets and carb parts .......... refile points, blow clean airfilters Mine is a home bush workshop....... not a trade shop. We don't have kerbside cleanups up here................ cheers speedy
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Hi Speedy, I know what you mean, mine is a hopefully, cost neutral hobby, I'm never really sure, I keep having to buy parts in anticipation that I can find mowers to use the bits on and I know I spend too much time on many of them just to get them to a stage I won't have problems with them. I do have a number of PT motors that only need a hone and a new set of rings, but I probably have at least 35 PT's that have been straight fueled, I will probably never get around to attempting to fix those. Straight fueled F/C's I usually have enough good barrels and pistons to fix some of those, but eventually they will all dry up
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