How To Free Up a Gummed Engine **Video

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[@elpiegrande3562]

David, thank you for posting these videos. I’m rebuilding a Saito 91 and this and past videos have been a huge help. Sorry to hear about your cat.

[@johnkelinske1449]

Good advice here. A couple things I learned long ago when working with model engines: 1. Don't take anything apart if you don't have to. 2. Don't force anything- make haste slowly.

[@luisgarza2036]

I do the same to my engines, from time to time i run them just for fun and flush with preserving oil prior to put in a sealed bag again, but i have a lot less than only 109. Great information for r/c enthusiasts.

[@2158peterg]

Congratulations on 1400 videos and the best glow engine knowledge base that I know of

[@paulb8188]

I wouldn't force the prop when it was gummed. Better to first add MMO or after run, and heat, and then turn prop. Thanks for your videos

[@teretz571]

great video david congrats on 1400 videos look forward to the next 1400

[@125saito]

Dave thank you for 1400 fine knowledge increasing videos and congrats on cracking the 3K subscriber mark.

[@northwind9505]

That some good info! Keep the videos coming.

[@user-ee4wv1mc4p]

I agree with your method David.

[@vincentpremel4817]

At 3:46 I can see the rear bearing not rotating... the crankshaft run in the inner of the bearing...

[@laird340]

Could you add a little oil in the glow plug hole too?

[@dmrcflyr2]

Any place you like really.