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Posted by 1941 farmall a boy on February 08, 2007 at 14:36:13 from (216.98.171.90):
Hi ever one i just want to keep ever one updated on what im doing. My dad was at the store and he found some spray thats calld pb blaster it was only 3 bucks a can so he got it and he said try this so i went out there today and sprayd it where my crankshaft is and the sleevs and the stuff driping down was all rustey looking so i put it on the pistions thats are up and right away it started eating the rust away so i will try pb blaster for a week and see what happens hope it will work. I found me a book on the net its calld "How to restore classic farmall tractors". I just got it today it has all kinds of ideas and ever thing lot of good pics. but wile i let pb blaster work im trying to figer the best way to sand my hood and ever thing to say busy so if any one has any ideas just give me a buzz thanks all.
carson
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