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Keith, I think the can says how long. If it were me I'd inspect it before 24 hours.

Here's another view down into a transmission. You can't see it but this one has some teeth missing from one of the gears. You can see wear on some of the gears however.

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Well I had wireless until I turned the 'puter off ...

Brendan - That was a setup to see who'd speak up
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Charlie - Ya might want to put the brakes on someday so I'd recommend putting those in yer pocket so they'll be handy when ya need'em.

Man did it come a cloud burst a couple hours ago. The 4" drain next to my garage looked like a lake big enough to put my boat on ! Snow thursday night through tuesday ... and yesterday's 72* felt soooo good !
 
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yeah , after 20 minutes the carb eats the cleaner ... thanks EPA ... my coffee is a better cleaner !

I've left bearings in for 2 days and they look the same coming out as they did going in.
 
I believe I have the Berryman B-9 Chem-Dip I can't find on their site if it says how long to soak the parts though. I'll look at the can tonight, but usually actual use differs from the suggestion the manufacturer gives on the products.
 
Keith
I use the same stuff,and I agree with Kraig.It works well,but it is strong.
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Brendan - When Cubbies are "Tempermental" They're ALL FEMALE..... That's why every thing I own is nicknamed after a girl!
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Dennis....thats a good way to look at it
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I've been fortunate with my 102, he's easy going, layed back. Doesn't care what I do or how much work I put him through, he just keeps chuggin.
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Defenantly a male mentality
 

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