
01-23-2012
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I'm no expert, and I've never tried this before so take it for what it's worth.
If the only thing left is the chainplate, then grab some butyl putty and some poly sheeting. Wad the butyl around the chainplate, then cover it with the poly to keep from getting dirt in it. Have at it with the hose to check. I don't promise anything, but it shouldn't be difficult to eliminate the chainplate.
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