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    The “golf ball” is sometimes used to keep “stuff” from inadvertently
    dropping through said workbench hole.
    The hole, beside being annoying at times, comes in very handy for
    turning an outboard or powerhead upsidedown, after the flywheel
    and magneto are remove of course.

    The bench top was a 9′ solid oak door that came from a
    tubercolosis sanitarium, sadly, the same on that my
    aunt died in on Christmas day 1944.

    Only bad thing about the Military Bendix Scintilla style coils,
    is removing the laminates. I struggle every time. If someone
    has a good method to do such, you might query them “how”.

     

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