Wet Stacking

[Guyfang]

I took these two pages out of a P.S. Magazine. This is good info for people who might not know what and how wet stacking happens, and how to get rid of it. If enough of you think so, we might just make it a sticky.

 

[Scoobyshep]

Whoever did the illustrations for these things probably didn't get paid enough

 

[flyfishtrailer]

I like it! Once again some great info for new MEP owners and those of us that forget things. I think it would make a great sticky

 

[Light in the Dark]

I think its very good info, but I think there are already too many 'stuck' threads at the top. Perhaps a bit of pruning and grouping would be more beneficial based on the type of info (electrical, fuel, parts and acessorries, etc).

 

[Chainbreaker]

I think its very good info, but I think there are already too many 'stuck' threads at the top. Perhaps a bit of pruning and grouping would be more beneficial based on the type of info (electrical, fuel, parts and acessorries, etc).

Maybe a Stiki taking you to a list of the pruned (archived) Stiki's for viewing if/when needed. Or...an archival type Stiki that has all the oldest Stiki's mothballed by groups within?

 

[cbisson]

I took these two pages out of a P.S. Magazine. This is good info for people who might not know what and how wet stacking happens, and how to get rid of it. If enough of you think so, we might just make it a sticky.

I think it should be a sticky on its own. The topic comes up a lot, either stand alone or as part of a different topic. The information is direct from the DoD and tells you all you need to know.