Thanks George, for some of your ideas. I never thought about the bleach om the fence. but have used bleach on concrete, for the same purpose. The moss on the roof will go along with the shingles this summer. I have a roofing co. ,coming in june, to remove the 12 yr. old comp roof, and put powder coated standing seam metal on. previous owner put shingles over poor shingles, and wind storms have been hard on it. I am 73, and don't want to ever have to go up there again. I would be suprised if any pressure washer would remove all the dirt off of an old tractor. I pulled the enging out of my wd45, to change the clutch, and the channel iron frame was filled with years of eastern wa. soil, mixed with oil, that had the consistancy of good morter.I had to use a chisel and hammer on it before taking the wire cup brush to it. I am finding that grass and weed juices, seem to acelerate the rusting, and corrosion, on the ungerside's of my mower decks, and bush hog decks. The main washing problem, is the long time it takes, washing my IH manure spreader and tractor wheels, and loader buckets, after spreading wet chicken manure, that I get from Wilcox farms. It really smells up the neighborhood.
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