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oopps jimny fell over
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30 Jan 2011 17:42 #10646
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Replied by bertbuckie on topic Re: oopps jimny fell over
Exactly what I would do, should work fine if its plastic welded rightadamjimny wrote: cut out a square piece removing broken parts then cut another piece of plastic to fit a smidge bigger and melt it to join then smear with araldite to seal will do for time being maybe even ever
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30 Jan 2011 17:48 #10653
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more plastic weld lol
honestly, you should be able to reseal it easily enough.
I plastic welded my karcher high pressure piston housing with some tie wraps donated as plastic..... its still holding yet and thats high pressure
honestly, you should be able to reseal it easily enough.
I plastic welded my karcher high pressure piston housing with some tie wraps donated as plastic..... its still holding yet and thats high pressure
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