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Posted by Mark (Ga.) on February 09, 2000 at 16:51:24 from (12.77.56.61):
In Reply to: Sandblasting or grinder brush? posted by Jon on February 09, 2000 at 15:37:50:
Jon, When I was restoring my 8n I talked to a lot of people about sandblasting.Most all of them said to take all the parts off the tractor that you could and have them sandblasted but if you don't want sand inside your motor or transmission or your hydraulic system do not sandblast the tractor.One man that did sandblasting said you may think you have taped all the hole and entry points that could possibly exist but you really haven't and that the sand would find it's way in.But I talked to others who say that they have sandblasted many tractors without any problems. I chose the wire brush method and it turned out great (many hours of work) Mark
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