Posted by CNKS on January 15, 2010 at 18:30:26 from (216.144.104.128):
In Reply to: Re: Rusted wheels posted by Wardner on January 15, 2010 at 15:48:32:
When I worked for the K State research station at Garden City, KS, one of my duties was to daily record ppt, temp, dew point and wind velocity. I did that for 19 years, so I am still pretty much aware of climatic conditions. 90-100% humidity was fairly common early in the morning, it usually dropped down to 10-20% in the afternoon in the summer, in the winter humidity could be low or high for extended periods of time. Where I have noticed rust is under the valve cover of my 460, when I was working on other parts of the tractor. Likely there on my other tractors. So your comment about dew point is valid, but that is in a confined unventilated area. I have never found moisture on exposed metal that was inside. Not saying that I won't, but it hasn't happened yet. It is also easy to remove any surface rust that may show up. SO, I don't mess with priming with epoxy unless I can paint the same or next day. I don't multi-task very well.
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