Tin primaries tend to fill up with water in heavy rain. I find the lowest point underneath, and mark it. Then remove the outer primary cover, and use a ball-peen hammer to pound a small "water reservoir" and drill a drain hole. Any water, condensation, etc. that happens to squeeze in . . . just runs right back out !
Slippery hand shifter and foot clutch to keeps you alert . . .
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