big_red_man
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I've been using my JD grain drill each fall. I've been cleaning it each fall after use. It is a galvanized box, but many parts are not galvanized. Some of those are pretty rusty and it seems the rust may be spreading to the galvanized parts.
Last year after using it I sprayed some oil on all non-galvanized parts in the grain boxes. Those parts were still oily this fall. Seed (beardless winter wheat) stuck to the oily parts.
Do I just put up with some of the seed sticking to the non-galvanized parts, or do I try to clean the oil off and then what do I do? Please bear in mind the weather is cool and I don't have a heated shop in which to work.
Ideas?
Last year after using it I sprayed some oil on all non-galvanized parts in the grain boxes. Those parts were still oily this fall. Seed (beardless winter wheat) stuck to the oily parts.
Do I just put up with some of the seed sticking to the non-galvanized parts, or do I try to clean the oil off and then what do I do? Please bear in mind the weather is cool and I don't have a heated shop in which to work.
Ideas?