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[Scott Barnes]

For cleaning spark arrest er, got a PBR here no Karisen. Any suggestions?

[grandview (2006)]

Leave them out.

[Ridin' Green]

I use the small stainless or brass brushes that they sell at Harbor Freight, Lowe's, HD etc. The ones the size of a toothbrush. They work perfect without any cleaner on them. If you need to do it right now, use an old toothbrush and a little WD-40 (or even dip the brush in gasoline).

[ashgrove landscaping]

They ll make good sinkers for fishing maybe.

[macgyver_GA]

I removed mine from my trimmer the day I bought it.

[piston slapper]

Originally Posted by Scott Barnes

For cleaning spark arrest er, got a PBR here no Karisen. Any suggestions?

Drop it into the PBR...let it soak for a week or 2...throw both in the trashcan...
DUDE...How can you drink that stuff........

Seriously...spray it with brake cleaner...and clean it with a wire brush....
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[dutch1]

Hold with an old pair on needle nose and heat to bright orange with a torch, then brush or blow out with air.

[piston slapper]

Originally Posted by dutch1

Hold with an old pair on needle nose and heat to bright orange with a torch, then brush or blow out with air.

That'll work...
If you sprayed brake cleaner on it while you were heating it...
Would that speed the cleaning process?
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[dutch1]

Don't know whether it would speed it up but it would be entertaining. Could you record a YouTube of the process, Slapper?

[piston slapper]

Hmmm....let me see if I can find my firesuit....just a thought....
BTW...over 16 inches of rain in Tampa in the last 72 hours....
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