some inside B25 shots

Started by SKATE RAT, January 16, 2010, 06:13:26 PM

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SKATE RAT




notice the wires in the 2nd pic? they look chewed on? could a mouse have done this? i tried to take some pics of the other side, but my camera is screwed up and they didn't come out. sorry.it's going to the repair man next week.
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TBird1958


Rodents like that stuff!

I had the Subaru at the mech's for an oil change last year and while checking the battery terminals he noticed that one had been chewed quite a bit........Good thing they like rat bait even more  :)


Mmmmm and when I saw B-25 I thought this was gonna be about a famous twin engine bomber   ;)
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Quote from: TBird1958 on January 16, 2010, 06:46:28 PM

Mmmmm and when I saw B-25 I thought this was gonna be about a famous twin engine bomber   ;)

Me, too.....
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Psycho Bass Guy

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It looks more like they've been pinched removing or replacing the chassis. Mouse chewing usually is much worse. There's a picture on a tech forum I go to where a mouse cached about three cups of dog food inside the chassis of a homebrew and it never messed up the amp.

SKATE RAT

there's nowhere to pinch 'em. and its like 7 or 8 wires. i'm thinkin' mouse or yeti, either one. man i hope it doesn't cost me an arm and a leg to fix this POS.
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Psycho Bass Guy

When you slide the chassis out and have to pitch it to clear the transformers, it's a common occurrence for wires to get snagged on the RF shielding plate or handle screws in the top of the head case.

Highlander

Also thought Mitchell Bombers...

Definitely looks like rodent (21 years repairing electrical catering equipment) - the giveaway is the top right of the shot - that curved piece of wire - all neatly trimmed round the bend on one side...

That top shot, Bryan... is that corrosion on the bonding (?) point... make sure your repair-guy deals with that if it is a bonding point...

on the subject of Bombers - this one is presently up for sale...

http://www.controller.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=1158660

a snip, at $695,000
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Quote from: Kenny Five-O on January 17, 2010, 07:15:24 AM
Also thought Mitchell Bombers...

Definitely looks like rodent (21 years repairing electrical catering equipment) - the giveaway is the top right of the shot - that curved piece of wire - all neatly trimmed round the bend on one side...

That top shot, Bryan... is that corrosion on the bonding (?) point... make sure your repair-guy deals with that if it is a bonding point...

on the subject of Bombers - this one is presently up for sale...

http://www.controller.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=1158660

a snip, at $695,000

I'll take two!
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Psycho Bass Guy

Quote from: Kenny Five-O on January 17, 2010, 07:15:24 AM
Definitely looks like rodent (21 years repairing electrical catering equipment) - the giveaway is the top right of the shot - that curved piece of wire - all neatly trimmed round the bend on one side...

You're right. That's what I get for trusting the shitty monitor at work. Now that I'm home, it's pretty obvious.

Highlander

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Quote from: TBird1958 on January 16, 2010, 06:46:28 PM
Rodents like that stuff!

I had the Subaru at the mech's for an oil change last year and while checking the battery terminals he noticed that one had been chewed quite a bit........Good thing they like rat bait even more  :)


Mmmmm and when I saw B-25 I thought this was gonna be about a famous twin engine bomber   ;)

A lady I worked with years ago unknowingly brought back a nutria from Louisiana - it trashed the wiring in her new Caddy ;D  They put two and two together when they caught it floating on the chlorinator in their pool.  Seems like the little bastard did about $500 worth of damage.

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Quote from: Lightyear on January 19, 2010, 06:58:43 AM
Seems like the little bastard did about $500 worth of damage.

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