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Hello? Is this thing on?

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Ok, it works. . .

Hey everyone. Mark V owner here. It's in a hundred pieces at the moment, but coming together slowly.
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Hi there!-

If you have any questions, just ask. And welcome aboard!
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Welcome to the forum. There is a lot of knowledge here. Good luck putting it back together.
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Thanks guys. I will be sure to do so.
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Hello, to you too. Looking forward to what ever you might have.
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Welcome agsmx from a neighbor to the north. Wishing you well as you get your machine back together and running.
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Here we go. . .

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Ok, I got everything categorized for easy reassembly.

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Removing rust with electrolysis. I built a box for the bench tubes using someones method I found on this forum. I would love to credit him, but I forgot who it was. . .

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Again, using someones method to polish the tubes.

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The tubes were damaged pretty bad because of the rust. The holes are about 5cm deep.

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Post by agsmx »

Here are the pics from the last post. For some reason they didn't show up. . .

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agsmx wrote:Ok, I got everything categorized for easy reassembly.

[ATTACH]11693[/ATTACH]

Removing rust with electrolysis. I built a box for the bench tubes using someones method I found on this forum. I would love to credit him, but I forgot who it was. . .
[ATTACH]11694[/ATTACH]

Again, using someones method to polish the tubes.

[ATTACH]11695[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]11696[/ATTACH]

The tubes were damaged pretty bad because of the rust. The holes are about 5cm deep.

[ATTACH]11699[/ATTACH]

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Wow! that is deeper than the od! 5cm is almost 2 inches! They look more like 0.5 mm.:)
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Did I say 5cm??? Wow. . .
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