Hi everyone. I picked this up off Craigslist for $60. It's obviously a Ludwig Canadian Forces marching snare as evidenced by the insignia on the shell. Being an ex soldier AND a drummer, I felt I had to rescue it. Lol. I'm not concerned about value as I probably would have paid a little more, just to have it. :-) Anyway, I was hoping some awesome person out there could help me in identifying a ball park year. Unfortunately, when I received it the badge had been ripped off. Oh yeah, it's a 14x10. Thank you in advance. ;-)
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That is awesome! What's funny is I have a 12x8 13x9 and 15x10 clubdate toms (in sky blue pearl and with the center lugs). You got my missing drum
I got a 14x10 but it has the split lugs. Just thought I would mention that. Those are great snares. Lots of body. I converted my 14x10 into a snare. Great find!
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id completely disassemble the drum...everything will come off...
you can clean the wrap with windex and then polish it with any kind of car wax you already have.
those lugs will polish up nicely. again, i use turtle wax cleaner/polish....same for the rims.
rusty t-rods can be soaked in various things like vinegar....lots of threads on how to clean them. id put those in a power drill and hold a piece of steel wool around the thread. should come very clean. after that, apply a drop of 3-in-1 oil to the threads.
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Originally posted by drumdude42 View PostHey, thanks chilledbongo for the advice. Sounds like I could pull that off. Lol. I have a question though. You recommend Windex for the shells. The only Windex I have at the moment is ammonia based. Is that a big no no? Should I get a non ammonia based one?
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