[AT] Starting Problem - Allis B

[Mike Sloane]

Emery cloth leaves metallic particles embedded in the soft copper of the 
commutator that can chew up brushes very quickly. Sandpaper particles 
pretty much just fall away.

Mike

Lew Best wrote:
> Just curious; I've heard not to use emery cloth before but have used it
> when no sandpaper available with no problem.  Why isn't emery cloth
> advisable?
> 
> Lew
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> <<snip>> take it apart and use sand 
> paper to clean them up not emory cloth.
> 
> John K.
> 
>  
> 

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