Fixing a dented 2 stroke pipe

• Fixing a dented 2 stroke pipe
  Posted by ken500r on 26 Jul, 2013 18:34
• I was just waching this on youtube thought i would share it with you guys. Anybody ever do this?  http://youtu.be/cSHD9tI2vWM
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  Posted by Buckeye513 on 26 Jul, 2013 18:51
• Plug both ends after you fill it full of water. Put in the deep freezer over night wake up to no dent. This also works on metal fuel tanks.
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  Posted by WestTexasKing on 26 Jul, 2013 23:47
• Or you could wake up to an exploded pipe.
  All I know is that there's a member here who wasn't happy with his pipe freezing experiments
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  Posted by Maxxh2o on 27 Jul, 2013 07:15
• I've pressurized and heated dents with mapp gas. Seems to work pretty good.
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  Posted by QuadMan8 on 27 Jul, 2013 17:56
• So you plug the ends of the pipe but pump it full of map gas--then expose it to a flame--and any dents pop out.  Cool
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  Posted by Maxxh2o on 27 Jul, 2013 17:58
• Not quite but that makes a good bomb.
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  Posted by Rainman56 on 27 Jul, 2013 18:47
• Quote from: QuadMan8 on 27 Jul, 2013 17:56

  So you plug the ends of the pipe but pump it full of map gas--then expose it to a flame--and any dents pop out.  Cool
  

  
  I,m sure the dent will be out,may create another problem when its lodged in the side of your house.lol
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