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How do you clean and/or protect your rockers? 200 1986

posted by  wolf_walker on  Mon May 31 09:07 CST 2010
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I've always thought it was kinda nutty that they put a solid cowl panel and so little access to the area that stops up with leaves and debris on the 240's.
Maybe they don't have pine needles in Sweden.
Anyway, I know about the rubber plugs on the inside and the one on the rear.
I've used water, compressed air, vacuum, you just can't get that bed of what feels like nice moist potting soil from the bottom of the rocker.
How do you clean yours? Do you treat them with anything? Am I the only one tempted to dump some 30wt in there and put up with it dripping for a few weeks for the sake of them not rusting?





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