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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:56 am Post subject: Corrosion in aluminum torque tube |
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Hi All,
With talk about blue plastic/corrosion and the cry to fill up bandwidth, though I would pass this along.
Last night as I was cutting the large diameter aluminum torque tube for the control pushrods I found very light corrosion in one of them.
Any place else, I probably would have treated it and primed, but inside a closed, critical component called for replacement of the tube in my mind.
Called Van's and they will replace it without question. They are great to work with!
As a suggestion to others, it would be good to inspect the inside of the tubes for corrosion during construction of these parts before priming.
I maybe the only luck one but the thought of push rods corroding for the inside out over time is just scary.
Vern Smith (#324 control systems)
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