Re: Rust removal

Posted by the Unforgiven on December 26, 2006 at 08:02:37 from (4.228.228.1):

In Reply to: Rust removal posted by sattin on December 26, 2006 at 05:21:17:

It's the hot set-up if you don't like to break parts. I use several different tubs, from Tupperware for small parts to a fiberglass tank that will accomidate a six-cylinder engine. I did an Economy engine that had been buried, and I mean it was rusty, the nuts on the head bolts were nearly rusted off, the valve stems were rusted off even with the guides. It was in for three weeks and drawing all the amps I could put to it. When it came out, it was disassembled using a screwdriver, pliers, and a hammer and driver for the piston in less than 30 minutes with no broken parts! Did a Hopkins and Allen rifle that was rusted solid, when it came out, if not for the hammer spring being rusted in half, you could have dropped in a round and fired it. When you get the hang of it it really is amazing.

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