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Old Iron,

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Kansas kirk,

07-13-2006 09:04:24




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what,s the best way to get rust off iron ,(IE old plow,s,and sheetmetal)
Have F-20, 35 mod, and a 2745 Massey too i thank God for them,I wanna do them right not the massey that,s real clean,
But the farmall and this w-6,& a 3-16 little genius plow on steel,
Need help on what to use for a blaster,
Not to scarafing on metal,
Ive heard walnut shell,s, or something like that,
Or even glass bead,s,?
Please help,

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souNdguy

07-13-2006 13:27:25




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 Re: Old Iron, in reply to Kansas kirk,, 07-13-2006 09:04:24  
I'm not a fan of sandblasting a tractor.. however a plow may be another story.

For tractor sheet metal I like a black agressive 3m abrasive pad.. etc.

Soundguy



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kirk in Ks,

07-13-2006 16:27:12




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 Re: Old Iron, in reply to souNdguy, 07-13-2006 13:27:25  
Hi soundguy,
yea Im not gonna do that to the tractor although
the back rim on left side is surface rusted, and I wanna get rust off so i can clean it up & paint it, or just seal it,
IH,s are natural rim,s, but Inside wheel is red,
It need,s cleaned up alot, and some part,s too,
looking for IH w-6 part,s,
radius rod,s to front, axle,L/side drag link
to steering,
Steering Gear in steering box under tank, (real sloppy original,)
3 spoke front whl,s I have H,& M, front,s,
Will trade them for w-6,s
Need decent belt pully too,
and hood,
K,C,

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souNdguy

07-13-2006 20:38:13




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 Re: Old Iron, in reply to kirk in Ks,, 07-13-2006 16:27:12  
Sounds like a neat project. Make sure you take plenty of pics!

Soundguy



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