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Re: O. T. how to clean 50 yrs. of grease?
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Posted by Buzzman72 on June 12, 2007 at 16:23:03 from (4.224.253.241):
In Reply to: O. T. how to clean 50 yrs. of grease? posted by texp on June 12, 2007 at 15:29:43:
Pap and Grand-dad used a steam jenny with something called "49-S Compound", which was lye based. Of coures, it removed a lot of paint as well as oil, grease, grime, and dirt. Then the non-sheet-metal parts of the tractor were gone over with a putty knife and a wire brush [and a pocketknife to get into nooks and crannies] prior to any sanding or paint work. I'm guessing the old steam jenny is obsolete these days, and the "environmentally-correct police" have probably forced them to take 49-S off the market. I mean, how do you contain and dispose of the runoff water?
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