Enticer Seat Repair

[@UpInSmoke54]

So it's the chemicals in the treated wood that corrode the aluminum?

[@rotten-and-forgotten]

Supposedly, it's the copper in the green treated wood that causes corrosion! As long as there is a barrier between the wood and aluminum, it should be fine. But I guess time will tell!

[@UpInSmoke54]

Good to know! Using treated wood would have been my first choice also.@@rotten-and-forgotten

[@anicekid]

Hey, another great video, I'm replacing the seat cover on my tundra,(the one in my profile picture) but some of the foam has deteriorated and i need to add a bit of foam on the back of the seat to make the cover fit right. WhT would you recommend glueing the foam together with? Would super glue work?

[@rotten-and-forgotten]

I've always used a spray adhesive while gluing foam back together! Usually 3M multi purpose adhesive, that being said I am sure there is other ways to glue it! That darn seat foam is expensive! I've scavenged old couches for seat foam before.

[@anicekid]

@@rotten-and-forgotten thanks, I'm using the foam currently on the machine to fix the foam that was in my parts one

[@bobnewman9493]

Good job but i have to pixk your brain. I have a 66 polaris colt 340 cc i cleaned the carbs put new needle and seats in it and those 2 rubber o rings in , replaced the fuel pump and it will idle all day vut the sexond i give it throttle it starts flooding out. What dis i do wrong or not so right thanks

[@rotten-and-forgotten]

Hum, its hard to say what would be causing that. Is it the original motor? Dose it have compression? Good spark? Is the Crank case full of fuel? Just a few thoughts! If it is the original 1966 motor id guess its a 250cc and not a 340. Good luck! Keep tinkering!