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OldTexan

04-21-2007 15:29:17

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Ok, got this tractor, sorry, not the Ford, Diesel , it has not been mainteained in a while. I need some thing that I can spray on and hose off to take the grease, spilled diesel and crud off.. Got any ideas? Was thinking about Simple green, btw, cold engine since I can't get it started, that is whey I need to clean it, to get to the battery cables for ground and hot.

Thanks

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OldTexan

04-24-2007 11:08:04

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to OldTexan, 04-21-2007 15:29:17

Well, got it cleaned off enought to get to the battery leads. Got them tight, And the major problem is the battery! Tractor Supply battery, but it is 9 years old!!! No wonder it won't charge fully. So, got it out and in the barn to be replaced.

The battery was not date stamped, Daddy had scratched it into the top of the case with is pen knife. :-( Should have it going tomorrow..

Thanks for your help and ideas.

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Texas Country Boy

04-22-2007 20:01:20

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to OldTexan, 04-21-2007 15:29:17

Thanks for your replies and ideas,,, Will let ya know how it comes out..

Again,, thanks.

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DonCam

04-22-2007 06:35:41

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to OldTexan, 04-21-2007 15:29:17

If you don't mind removing some paint along with the grease EAsy off in the yellow can or the cheap generic brand at your local store will remove the heck out of that grease. If you leave it on really long it will also loosen up the paint.

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Willy-N

04-21-2007 16:52:47

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to OldTexan, 04-21-2007 15:29:17

Purple Castrol Cleaner it will take grease off no problem. It is a High Detergent Cleaner and will even fade paint and remove some. Scrape off the big chunks then just spray this on and rince and spray again till clean. A pressure washer works great with it. Mark H.

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Jerry/MT

04-21-2007 20:10:26

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to Willy-N, 04-21-2007 16:52:47

Where you been, Mark? The fire fightin' season has been over for a while.

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Willy-N

04-21-2007 20:42:19

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to Jerry/MT, 04-21-2007 20:10:26

I read quite often just don't post much. Yes fire season been over for a while but Monday I get inspected for the 2007 Season and should be going back out in my new Tender soon again. Made a killing last year and hope to repeat it again!! Mark H.

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Drmeatman

04-21-2007 19:47:20

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Re: Willy-N in reply to Willy-N, 04-21-2007 16:52:47

Mark, it's been a while since you've been around.Missed you! Hope you will be here more often.The fellas could use your vast wealth of knowledge on the "N's".Hope the fires arn't keeping you busy.

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Willy-N

04-21-2007 20:46:03

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Re: Willy-N in reply to Drmeatman, 04-21-2007 19:47:20

Thanks for the nice comment! There are lots of smart people posting answers here!! I hope the fires keep me busy I only have a few months to make my years income with. I am ready for the 2007 season just one more inspection and that is it. I have signed up and did all my training and tests for the year allready. PS I even polished the Tender all up! Mark H.

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Clean Engine

04-21-2007 16:58:24

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to Willy-N, 04-21-2007 16:52:47

Here is one I did that way with this stuff, a little elbow grease plus a wire brush to polish the metal. Mark H.

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LoomismanOBX

04-21-2007 15:38:16

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to OldTexan, 04-21-2007 15:29:17

I have always used Gunk in the spray can. Worked for me...

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Ga-fla

04-21-2007 19:00:52

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Re: Engine Degreaser in reply to LoomismanOBX, 04-21-2007 15:38:16

I have used GREASED LIGHTEN staight not diluted. just my 0.02

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