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Re: Thawing the Frozen 400
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Posted by Steven@nd on January 12, 2002 at 17:37:42 from (12.15.56.62):
In Reply to: Thawing the Frozen 400 posted by DougS on January 12, 2002 at 17:27:11:
I was going to put my H back in the shop this morning so I could work more on the chassis portion (I removed the engine) and she wouldn't move! Surprise, surprise, after sitting in the fence row for 20 years there was water in the rear end and was frozen. Luckily, it got up to 45 degrees here today and I was able to push it back in the shop. It's thawing out now and dripping into a bucket. Next stop, CaseIH for fresh gear lube. Steven PS - what genius decided to sink the bolts in on the platform so they could have a place for water to sit??
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