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Re: Re: Re: progress on F20N
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Posted by Bill B on April 04, 2001 at 05:26:46 from (209.182.69.113):
In Reply to: Re: Re: progress on F20N posted by Rick on April 03, 2001 at 19:06:41:
Well mister smarty, I blasted and painted it before taking the engine apart for rebuilding so that i can inspect for sand inside and fix that problem if any got in. I also know enough to stay away from seals when blasting. I restore cars for a living, and have blasted for many years without any problems. In this part of the country, all the old tractors are rusty, and I have seen a great number of them blasted and painted, and have heard of no problems with engine bearings. If you think what i am doing is stupid, that is your opinion. You have the option of not reading my posts.
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