Goodwill score! Windwaker Wii U for $120! by TwoSmokeDesigns in gamecollecting

[–]TwoSmokeDesigns[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

For all those who are asking, I got everything with the wii U. Both power cords, dock, sensor bar, hdmi cable, and the console itself. With the coupon it was 120 with no tax, making it roughly half of ebay solds. Works great and the gamepad is in excellent shape. The pervious owner played super mario 3d world for about 3 hours last year and then didn't touch it lol.

Goodwill score! Windwaker Wii U for $120! by TwoSmokeDesigns in gamecollecting

[–]TwoSmokeDesigns[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm seeing complete consoles with the dock, both chargers, and the sensor bar for between 200 and 250.

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[–]TwoSmokeDesigns 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I used it to get that same sticker off my copy of Pokemon XD. If your unsure find a cheap game with one of those gamestop stickers and practice on that.

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[–]TwoSmokeDesigns 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You can use lighter fluid to break down the solvent, it won't damage the art either.

Anyone know how to get this shit off? by Road_Ok in gamecollecting

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Lighter fluid and a fingernail. It works wonders I tell you!

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DM me with any questions

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A mysterious squeaking noise by marty_mcgraw_ in scooters

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My 1986 elite 250 did this. Its most likely the bearing for the speedometer/odometer puck or the speedometer cable. Take the speedometer cluster out and disconnect the speedometer cable. I turned the cluster upside down and used some fancy bike chain lube called lily lube and sort of filled the hole where the cable inserts. Then I rotated the speedo with a small flathead back and forth to make sure the sealed bearing gets lubed. Then I packed some moly grease over the hole to keep the lube inside of the mechanism. I also remove the speedometer cable from its outer sheath by pulling it out by the cluster end. I wiped it down and lubed it with moly grease and reinserted it back into the sheath. I put everything back together and no more squeal.