Cleaning Anti-freeze

Posted by super99 on April 29, 2009 at 04:01:11 from (75.107.181.15):

Whenever I have to drain the anti-freeze out of a tractor to work on it and go to put it back in, there is a dirty brown mixture at the bottom of the bucket. I usually pour off the good anti-freeze and stop when the brown junk is starting to pour out. Is there any way to strain this and get the dirty gunk out so you can use all the anti-freeze over? Or do you just have to pitch it? Chris

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• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze CCer 17:30:22 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze Chris in SK 08:21:18 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze Mike M 07:29:49 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze Dan in North Houston 06:35:06 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze TomTex 05:56:31 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze Ron in NS 05:42:27 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze nebraska cowman 05:12:48 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze Randyscottsboro 05:08:14 04/29/09 (1)
  • Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze garytomaszewski 07:35:16 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze IaGary 05:03:07 04/29/09 (2)
  • An Added Note Dick L 07:05:58 04/29/09 (1)
    • Re: An Added Note bill mart 14:17:59 04/29/09 (0)
• Re: Cleaning Anti-freeze CWL 04:35:11 04/29/09 (0)

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