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Long Travel BS Thread

Discussion in 'Long Travel Suspension' started by amaes, Aug 20, 2010.

  1. May 18, 2025 at 2:51 PM
    IvanhoeTaco

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    If it's good for the environment it's not good for anything else
     
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    Must be new new. My can doesn’t have that.
     
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    Went off grid for a minute and came back to where I parked and this is my diff leakage:

    I guess I’ll just clean it up, continue to monitor it, and top off here and there. I mean theoretically it can only drain so much right?

    IMG_8548.jpg
     
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    All we are getting in the great state of Michigan as of the last couple of weeks. No idea why. It’s awful. I don’t think it can even burn my eyeballs out.
     
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    Sterling_vH111 Go do something real instead.

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    most of our break clean is pretty weak…
    I usually use Maxima contact cleaner on the Moto bikes as it’s not as harsh, and if I need something stronger, I get Berryman B12 In an aerosol can.
    That’s the strongest stuff I’ve come across in this state… it’s pretty aggressive
     
  6. May 18, 2025 at 9:37 PM
    WormSquirts

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    All of Canada had to stop selling chlorinated brake clean last year. Supposed to be better for health and the environment, but now we just have to use twice as much
     
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    Eh I quit using chlorinated a long time ago since if you use it to clean up before welding ya know the whole chlorine gas thing. But I just use the crc pro cans which seem to still work great.
     
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    WormSquirts

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    I use acetone to clean for welding. But we buy the big pales of cleaner and fill the pump can things
     
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    colinb17

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    x2 on acetone only. i buy it in 5 gallon barrels. i use a plunger can and spray bottles. if you've never used a plunger can to wet your rags, it's life changing.
     
  10. May 19, 2025 at 10:38 AM
    WormSquirts

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    I've never had a plunger can. What makes it so great?
     
  11. May 19, 2025 at 10:54 AM
    colinb17

    colinb17 If at first you don't succeed, don't try skydiving

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    It's fast, one hand operated, and controlled. You can keep it right next to you on the welding table. I used to just grab the spray bottle and hit a rag, but it always ends up with some overspray. Not a big deal unless you're working around parts and surfaces you don't want acetone on. If you're working on a bare chassis on a fixture table, it's probably not going to be very useful. I so think I benefit from it more when I'm working on smaller stainless and aluminum TIG projects.
     
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    Stuff and things
    The shop I used to work in had these for each tech. They would hold pressure for days if not used often.
     
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    colinb17

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    Thank you!
     
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    just gotta make sure you get ones with the right seals, as the new chlorine-free brake clean messed up a bunch of my pump bottles and i had to replace them with the upgraded kind.
     
  17. May 20, 2025 at 6:37 PM
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    Mine hold pressure for months. Basically only recharge them when I run out of the fluid in them.
     
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