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Posted by SuperA-Tx on September 12, 2006 at 09:19:38 from (4.90.11.42):
I have taken most everything off my tractor getting ready for sand blasting the engine and other parts. When I sand balsted the back end of the tractor tho sand had gotten in the starter button and I like to have never gotten that out. So things like the starter, generator, etc. that you dont want to get sand in but you still want the rust and paint removed, what do you do? What about the carburetor, is it safe to sand blast around that after you stop up the obvious holes? Just kind of wanting your feedback on what to look out for and what to keep the sand out of. Thanks
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