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PB BLASTER!!!!

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Mike D.

03-01-2004 11:49:30




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Just wanted to share my enthusiasm about this stuff. My 1850 has been an outdoor tractor for a decade or so before it came to our place. I got a repair to do to it that requires me to take the cast grille off of it. Been spraying it with this stuff every other weekend or so. All those bolts came out easy as you like using a 18" breakover bar. Sure am happy with the stuff...




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chris

03-01-2004 17:35:39




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 Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Mike D., 03-01-2004 11:49:30  
Best stuff ever made but any Oliver I have ever owned has had the bolts come out very easy. Don't think I ever twisted one off! Great machines. If you really want to test the stuff try it on a "red" one.



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John Holcomb

03-01-2004 13:53:34




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 Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Mike D., 03-01-2004 11:49:30  
If you like PB Blaster you will love the stuff I use. Do you remember the old Chevy's with the heat riser that always rusted solid. You dealer can order or may have GM heat riser lubricant and penetrant. I thought PB was the best better than Kroil or Gibbs, but this GM stuff is just super it should be at about $8 a can.



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Myron KY

03-01-2004 13:20:46




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 Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Mike D., 03-01-2004 11:49:30  
I agree, but be careful. I pulled Grandpa's old drag disk up, under the front yard shade tree, to work on it. I applied a very liberal amount of PB Blaster on various nuts/bolts and let it soak overnight. The next morning I discovered that PB Blaster also makes an excellent, total kill ,herbicide. Had brown spots in the yard the rest of the summer. (The wife was not happy.)

Best of luck on your dampener repair.
Myron KY

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RUSS

03-02-2004 17:10:30




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 Re: Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Myron KY, 03-01-2004 13:20:46  
Myron; You should have artistically painted the brown/dead grass areas green, etc.
You could have stalled off the bad review until you could blame Tricker Treaters. Well maybe not.
Keep Oliver green in good shape.



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Shep VA

03-01-2004 13:31:14




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 Re: Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Myron KY, 03-01-2004 13:20:46  
Heck, thats nothing, I had a somewhat empty gas tank that I was working on and I went to the water hydrant to wash it out(where the gravels are around the hydrant), hmmmmm the wife has the hose on the hydrant, so I go out to the end of the hose (in the front yard) and wash the gas tank out several times at the end of the hose.

About two weeks later-- Honey, what is that dead spot in the yard?!?!?!? Hmmmmm lightning must have struck there during a storm dear..... ..

Yeah right-- Skillitttt

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Shep VA

03-01-2004 13:11:50




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 Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Mike D., 03-01-2004 11:49:30  
Yup, I will second that.... I use it all the time in the shop and would be lost without it.

I dont even own a can of WD-40 anymore.



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Mel in sw Iowa

03-01-2004 20:29:28




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 Re: Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Shep VA, 03-01-2004 13:11:50  
WD40 is an excellent hand cleaner and a good substitute diesel starting fluid.(This is just my own observation, not a recommendation)



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Ahyup...

03-02-2004 06:12:29




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 Re: Re: Re: PB BLASTER!!!! in reply to Mel in sw Iowa, 03-01-2004 20:29:28  
And prolly better for that diesel than either.



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