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    ALL-PRO T200 torpedo heater starting issue

    Hello, in reference to the T200 I've just restored mine,haven't put motor in yet because I'm questioning how I put the rotor vanes in, I put curved side facing out of rotor but there is a small space between center of rotor and the vane ,is the vane supposed to have that lil space at center of...
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    All pro t200

    I contacted Henkel corp. Which is loctite, spoke with there tech support and he said to use 648 for this application and 609 isn't as strong and 660 is too thick ,and the 648 is good up to 150celsius. That being said I'm gonna do the 648, repair and see what it throws at me,lol, again thank you...
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    ALL-PRO T200 torpedo heater starting issue

    Check your hoses for dry rot ,and maybe clean the fuel filter with brake cleaner, make sure nozzle is clean ,brake clean it as well, look at inside of tank to see if any sludge or rust from old fuel . I am replacing my fuel and vacuum lines as we speak ,I just started restoring my t200, was...
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    All pro t200

    Thank you, shaft side stayed staked , but bearing wandered in housing, Thank you again I'm on on it.
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    All pro t200

    First of all ,I'd like to say thank you for welcoming me to the forum, hopefully in the future I could be of some help as well. I am in need of some guidance for my t200 all pro torpedo heater, I am restoring it, and replacing the bearing on the electric fan motor, after removing the bearing,i...
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