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General Discussion » Breaking in a Rebuilt Engine » 5/27/2019 2:20 am

EagleharmEngineering
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Hi everyone,
Here's just a snippet of a blog post that was written last year in response to numerous requests by people we know and clients.
Thought you might be interested.
The post includes: Why you should break in a rebuilt engine, dangers of not doing so, how to break it in etc

Here is the full article link https://www.eagleharmengineering.co.za/how-to-break-in-a-rebuilt-engine/

Enjoy it!
Ryan
Eagleharm
 

Parts and Equipment For Sale » Machinery For Sale - Tetroc CD3H Magnetic Crack Detector » 5/27/2019 2:04 am

EagleharmEngineering
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Hi everyone,
We are getting rid of our fantastic Tetroc crack detector as we are getting new machinery in and this takes up needed space now. It's for sale for only R25 000 and would be an asset to any business needing a reliable crack detector machine.
See the item by clicking here.

Please call me if you would like to discuss it - 031-579-1530 or send an email to info@eagleharmengineering.co.za
Thank you

Ryan Harmsworth

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