Posted by Will Herring on May 13, 2013 at 18:11:56 from (50.103.229.78):
Took some advice from on here since I don't have a gravel pit, and got one of those wire brush attachments for a power drill (I got two types -- a cupped one and a wheel one) and spent the past hour or so grinding away at my old 3 bottom plow. It's starting to look better, but I'm not sure I'm making enough headway on it. Any advice? Or just keep at her? It seems to be cleaning off the rust, but the underlying metal isn't shiny... It's dark blackish?
EDIT: No pictures of the work in progress as it got dark. Will try and get some tomorrow though.
Picture of plow though:
This post was edited by Will Herring at 18:16:17 05/13/13.
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