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Re: New Member from Ontario


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Posted by RTR on December 11, 2013 at 14:36:41 from (216.226.179.180):

In Reply to: New Member from Ontario posted by WellWorn on December 10, 2013 at 22:37:46:


Dave Sherburne NY said: (quoted from post at 03:24:44 12/12/13) I used muriatic acid to clean a tank once and it will do the job, BUT, wear your rubber gloves and safety goggles and keep your nose away from that tank opening. I used RED KOTE to seal the tank after cleaning.


If you use the acid to clean the tank, get a peice of small chain and thread some small bolts with nuts through a few links of the chain. Insert into the tank with the acid and slosh away. Do this for a good while, take a break, and do it about 3 more times. Rinse the tank thoroughly, and use Red Kote to seal the inside of the tank and clean the outside of it well and prime it. If you don't seal and prime the tank, the rust is possible to come back and the acid deposits could make it rust worse. Follow those steps to a nice, trouble free tank.

As for the air cleaner it is good to soak in parts cleaner or diesel fuel then blow out from both ends. I also wash mine out (flush out) with the hot water pressure washer with a slight "fan" spray, not high pressure. It's amazing that what comes out of there!

I would definitely unbolt and remove any and all implements and lift assemblies on the tractor. Put it on jackstands and remove all wheels also . Before you know it, you'll have it apart and restored!

I've re-done about 12-14 or so of those tractors within the last 4 years, so feel free to ask away!!

This post was edited by RTR at 14:39:34 12/11/13.



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