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Ande

10-05-2007 06:42:05




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Just bought a "WC" 1935,wondering if anyone has taken the gas tank off and took it to a radiator shop to let them boil it out? I have lots of junk in there.Not sure if putting in E85 and 1/4" nuts,then shaken it up, would clean it up enough
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NE IA Dave

10-07-2007 14:37:24




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 Re: 1935 WC Gas Tank in reply to Ande, 10-05-2007 06:42:05  
I sure hate to give advise, but I would first give it about 5-6 gallons of vinager and let it set for a week. I have a cement mixer fixed up for that purpose, then I ran into the vinager thing. So far I have never went back to the cement mixer, and I don't have to remove it off the tractor for a plus.



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Ande

10-07-2007 16:46:09




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 Re: 1935 WC Gas Tank in reply to NE IA Dave, 10-07-2007 14:37:24  
Dave
This sounds really good,I'm going to give it a try,gee this would save alot of work too.I know that in many instances that those type of products work well in cleaning.Thanks ever so much!
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JMS/MN

10-06-2007 09:13:17




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 Re: 1935 WC Gas Tank in reply to Ande, 10-05-2007 06:42:05  
Seems like it would take a lot of shaking to get it clean- I mount them on/in a cement mixer and let it run. Nuts/bolts are a good idea, they can be retrieved with a magnet, while rocks cannot. Some also mount them on a tractor wheel during fieldwork. My luck, it would fall off and I'd drive over it. New problem.



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Ande

10-07-2007 07:50:00




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 Re: 1935 WC Gas Tank in reply to JMS/MN, 10-06-2007 09:13:17  
Wish I had a cement mixer! Anyway,that does give me some ideas,yes,I read about the nuts on the Case forum,and have used it on a Combine engine tank,and that is just shaking it,leave it on my bench,walk by it and give it a few.Yes my luck it would fall off and I would drive over it too! Thanks for replying.
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