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Bees in the Bell housing

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Edward Clark

01-04-2008 08:50:15




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I have a 1937 A-C crawler. I had a hive of bees move into the bell housing. Even though I considered selling as a "Honey of a a deal" Any way that being said. I have removed the bees. But there is still a lot of bees wax left on the clutch. Is there any thing I can use to clean things without causing damage
Thanks Edward Clark




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Dan (wi)

01-06-2008 05:38:49




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 Re: Bees in the Bell housing in reply to Edward Clark, 01-04-2008 08:50:15  
Better than mice,as they built a nest in a D14 I had, then they wet the bed several times. When I split the tractor the cluth springs literally fell out.



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Dan (wi)

01-06-2008 05:38:23




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 Re: Bees in the Bell housing in reply to Edward Clark, 01-04-2008 08:50:15  
Better than mice,as they built a nest in a D14 I had, then they wet the bed several times. When I split the tractor the cluth springs literally fell out.



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loveshisallis

01-04-2008 16:03:39




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 Re: Bees in the Bell housing in reply to Edward Clark, 01-04-2008 08:50:15  
Edward;

Try using brakeleen by crc, I heard that it is the bees knees!



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cadet trooper

01-04-2008 15:34:00




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 Re: Bees in the Bell housing in reply to Edward Clark, 01-04-2008 08:50:15  
I agree with the other green guy and I might add very hot water because we make a honey based product and the only thing that cuts it is extremely hot water should do it and high pressure is good otherwise you just chase it around. Good Luck CT



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Glenn F.

01-04-2008 09:48:07




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 Re: Bees in the Bell housing in reply to Edward Clark, 01-04-2008 08:50:15  
I suppose bees in hte bellhousing is better than bats in the bellfry!

Glenn



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The other green guy

01-04-2008 09:40:41




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 Re: Bees in the Bell housing in reply to Edward Clark, 01-04-2008 08:50:15  
Hot soapy water. Rinse it very well, as the wax will leave a slick residue if not.



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