Posted by scotc on December 21, 2010 at 21:04:50 from (72.8.222.60):
In Reply to: Best way.... posted by Dave H (MI) on December 21, 2010 at 18:08:11:
I'll use air any day over a pressure washer. Never had any trouble just sticking an air gun on the end of the hose though....
On the dozer we soaked it with three or four cans of B'laster and let it sit for an hour. Hit it with another can and started rinsing with the water hose. Really did a number on it. It was caked up with dust from having a cooler line blow and spray oil up in front of it. This spring I was disking with a 7810 Deere that had spent it's previous life on a silage bunk. Blow it out, go make a round, blow it out, go make a round. The dirt would only come out when the radiator was hot. Ti was baaaaaaaaaaaaaadddd.
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