Lookk Out Shes Coming

Kiwi · 09-28-2022, 08:44 AM

In the event of an antediluvian inundation time is the key

After a storm in NJ, my neighbors log splitter was completely under water for a day.
After water subsided we removed the sparkplug - squirted oil into the cylinder
oiled the hydraulics and hand cycled a few times
re-assembled and 20 minutes later the thing was running

If it had been left for a day or two would have been a solid block of rust.

A complete strip - clean -and oil and I am sure your Luger would also be good
Only real concern would be the grips - but I do not think WD-40 in a plastic bag helps the grips either

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09-28-2022, 08:44 AM	#11
Kiwi User Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Wrong side of the Delaware river Posts: 339 Thanks: 240 Thanked 489 Times in 192 Posts	In the event of an antediluvian inundation time is the key After a storm in NJ, my neighbors log splitter was completely under water for a day. After water subsided we removed the sparkplug - squirted oil into the cylinder oiled the hydraulics and hand cycled a few times re-assembled and 20 minutes later the thing was running If it had been left for a day or two would have been a solid block of rust. A complete strip - clean -and oil and I am sure your Luger would also be good Only real concern would be the grips - but I do not think WD-40 in a plastic bag helps the grips either