Posted by Determined on July 05, 2016 at 14:30:58 from (216.130.212.121):
In Reply to: Crude Fix posted by Rusty6 on July 05, 2016 at 08:13:26:
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I have a car from the 50's that resembles that remark.
Someone went through great lengths to clean up and wrap what I assume was clean bailing wire around a fuel line prior to soldering the whole works together.
Not pretty but in the 30+ years I have owned it has not leaked a drop.
If I ever do a restoration on it and put it on the road I will replace it and save it for a conversation piece.
Might have to put it by my bar rake that 4 years ago the cogs piled up and broke a drum.
Being out in the field all I had handy was a small pair of pliers and some bailing wire, I stuck the plier handle into the hole where the chunk of drum blew off and wired it to the rim hoping to finish off the field.
Still there and still working I think it is scared I will pull out my back-up rake if it quits.
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