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felt seating pads: fuel tanks
The Wading manual (1943) contains direction with respect to the oiling of the felt seating pads used with the fuel tanks.
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Excellent find Michael! I was just thinking of doing that before installing tanks to prevent rust, now it has proof from the HQ!
Will obey the instruction!
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You can oil the track from your supply of used motor oil too . . .
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Wouldn't there be something better? More permanent? Pitch or tar sounds good to me but would become a problem when removing the tank (the pads would be stuck to the tank, making a problem of extraction and insertion)
Any suggestions?
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Rather not, Im not going to go overseas
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