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Re: Rusty McRustface - Misadventures with a 1953 Clipper Deluxe
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I'm sticking with my Titanic salvage theory.
Posted on: Yesterday 21:19
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Re: Rusty McRustface - Misadventures with a 1953 Clipper Deluxe
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True, though that amount of sludge can be caused simply by the oil degrading over a few decades, especially if water somehow gets in. One time I took apart an Ultramatic that was the same way. Every component part was disgusting and required thorough cleaning. The metal had also rusted slightly at the "sludge line".
Posted on: Yesterday 22:06
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"I'm sticking with my Titanic salvage theory."
Yes! I think that Robert Ballard found this engine on the seabed, it having been dislodged from the hull where the ship split apart just forward of the third funnel! Attach file:  Titanic sinking.gif (1,811.69 KB)
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