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MHCorey

10-03-2006 21:52:09




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To remove all the oil and grime from differentials and motors what do you all use? i have sand blasted and degreased but i havent been able to get as clean as i wanted it.. I mean i did with the sandblaster but I would hate to think i have to sand blast everytime.. i am young and low on experience with tractors and old machinery so i need you older guys to help me out here and give me some pointers please.

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brad_bb

10-13-2006 10:49:19




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 Re: resto question in reply to MHCorey, 10-03-2006 21:52:09  
Lacquer thinner.



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MHCorey

10-05-2006 19:51:37




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 Re: resto question in reply to MHCorey, 10-03-2006 21:52:09  
thanks much for your replies i never have heard of s100 or especially never thought of oven cleaner



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dr.sportster

10-04-2006 16:43:43




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 Re: resto question in reply to MHCorey, 10-03-2006 21:52:09  
After the scraping and physical removal of the grease and when its pretty clean there is a[expensive]motorcycle cleaner called S100.Its like fantastic on steriods.Cheapest way to buy is a five liter which cost me forty five bucks at a Harley dealer.A quart is 12 dollars.It cuts grease very well.Im talking more for the final rinse before the prep-sol wiping.On fresher oil leaks it works great.Old grime is never easy for that you need elbow grease.S100 is like Gunk without the smell and pollution.

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CNKS

10-04-2006 05:59:04




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 Re: resto question in reply to MHCorey, 10-03-2006 21:52:09  
Oven cleaner and or paint stripper, wire brushes on a drill or angle grinder. If you want it all off down to bare metal, all it takes is time. Sand blasting a chassis is not a good idea.



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