BrokenSVT's 038 Magnum adventure!
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It doesn't. Too many setbacks, so it went to the furthest back burner. I'll get to it another day/week/month lol. This 038 will be a great placeholder.
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Nice looking build so far.
I am with Doc on this one. Bit of Muriatic on a q-tip is great to loosen up the transfer, but like he also said, its a great indicator that there is still some aluminum hanging around. Just where some gloves. If you have a respirator if you have one, or be careful with the bottle.
I have a magnum at the house, They have some impressive torque and they have a nice grunty sound to them
I am with Doc on this one. Bit of Muriatic on a q-tip is great to loosen up the transfer, but like he also said, its a great indicator that there is still some aluminum hanging around. Just where some gloves. If you have a respirator if you have one, or be careful with the bottle.
I have a magnum at the house, They have some impressive torque and they have a nice grunty sound to them
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It is unless you have to rebuild it..kits are kinda high. I run a Bing clone in mine with good results..
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I'm looking to snag fuel and impulse lines for this gem. I may break down and order one of the Chinese rubber kits and call it good. 
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The Huztl fuel line is OK for the 038, they do not kink over on the 038 and I have had mine in a tank with fuel all summer and it's still hasn't degraded or perished. I just used the correct width Tygon for the impulse too.I'm looking to snag fuel and impulse lines for this gem. I may break down and order one of the Chinese rubber kits and call it good.
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That's really good to hear! Thank you. I'll try to track one down so I can get started asap.
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You should be able to find a genuine fuel line for an 038 instead of trying to make one .Believe me an OEM line is much better . I went that route on a Husky 2100 and after it ignited on me I saw the error of my ways .
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obvs it would be better to use OEM, but the Huztl ones are formed for the 038 and apart from the fact that they use glossy rubber they are a decent replica. I am not a supported of Huztl they send out some crap but this hose is fine and like $2.
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Yikes!!
How’s this one coming along?
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It's just sitting on the workbench currently. Since getting it, I've gotten my Lone Wolf 200t and MOFO 036. My saw itch is scratched for a while lol.
I also picked up all that climbing gear, so have other toys to tinker with.
If I come across OEM lines, I'll get back on it.
