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Re: Re: Is it supposed to be on fire?
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Posted by Zane(Wa) on January 16, 2004 at 10:11:54 from (12.144.139.89):
In Reply to: Re: Is it supposed to be on fire? posted by RAS on January 16, 2004 at 08:00:02:
Been there-done that, a couple of times, on both the Cub and on the C. Used contact cement and pasted 2 layers of inner tube rubber (nicely cut and fit, I might add), both have worked fine for quite a while now. I used two layers because I could. Besides, the theory is that when one layer is worn through I'll be able to see that wear before the other layer wears thru and a short happens. Burns on my fingers I can tolerate, burns elsewhere - I'm not too sure about.
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