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Topic: Rust on the innertube
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| only know deere
02-16-2013 03:52:19
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Is there a good way of getting the rust pieces off of an old inertube? Othet than scraping them off. Will soaking them in any solution help?
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| showcrop
02-18-2013 11:53:57
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Re: Rust on the innertube in reply to only know deere, 02-16-2013 03:52:19
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| I have had the same situation. It is a wise choice to remove the chunks, as I have had a flat before, when there was nothing in the tire, no hole just the rust chunks from a prior leak. I worked my way up to a wire wheel, which worked pretty well. It did not tend to go too deep too fast, because of the give of the tube I suppose. I put a fair amount of air in the tube.
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| old
02-16-2013 14:00:09
209.86.226.34
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Re: Rust on the innertube in reply to only know deere, 02-16-2013 03:52:19
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| I start by airing them up a bit over full so a lot of them fall off. Also coating it with water/dish soap helps some to
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| MisterT
02-16-2013 07:50:09
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Re: Rust on the innertube in reply to only know deere, 02-16-2013 03:52:19
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Just scrape the rust chunks off. If you end up making a hole in the tube, then the tube was doomed for replacement anyway.
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| only know dere
02-16-2013 11:30:11
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Re: Rust on the innertube in reply to MisterT, 02-16-2013 07:50:09
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| Ok Thanks that is what I have done in the past.
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