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> WTB: Oil pickup ---- FOUND, Interesting fix
Superhawk996
post Sep 26 2020, 11:41 AM
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Starting to go thorough parts from GA000099. Didn't notice this upon disassembly.

Interesting fix if someone ends up Fuch'd like this. Bolt broken off. Someone created a hollow, threaded extension that just manages to catch what is left of the stud with a Nut welded to the tube extension.

Very Creative. Love it. Can't help but think partial blockage of the pickup tube isn't a good thing but maybe it worked. Bearings and crank weren't in bad shape but I'll have to take a closer look now.

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However, it won't do for a quality rebuild. Need a fresh oil pickup in decent shape.
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