What's on your bench today?

[Ratman]

[emoji15] uhoh!!!

[htb]

Exhaust off, try and get it out there, but prob have to pull barrel off.

[Ratman]

If it went in then surely it must be able to come out, and as its now half size too. Exhaust off as htb says is prob best answer, or try a small drill bit to grip it and guide it out possibly. Patience tho mucker, thats the biggest help.

 

[spudulike]

Used those stops a fair bit and they seem to work OK, perhaps not seated properly. I would try getting it out via the exhaust port, probably the easiest otherwise the top end will have to come off!

[westphalian]

i can see it, its just shake shake shake and hope i suppose. then get bored and try what you all suggest

[westphalian]

[westphalian]

There’s the plastic but it’s not coming

[spudulike]

Try getting needle nose pliers on it, turn it round 90 degrees and see if it will come out, if not, try 180 degrees. The stop needs to be turned once in and think it is normally 180 degrees from memory. Make sure the piston is away from the top of the cylinder to make it possible.

[Mr. Squirrel]

How about those wee flexible grabbers you get for picking screws out of engine bays and the likes? Our would they not fit in/scratch everything up too much?

 

 

[westphalian]

Too narrow. Hmm... super glue a bit of thin plastic to it wait until set then pull out? I’m sure superglue is compatible with a piston chamber