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Posted by hot rod on July 06, 2004 at 17:17:28 from (66.6.180.106):
In Reply to: tractor storage posted by DENNIS in NC on July 06, 2004 at 05:04:52:
dennis, i've got a good freind that run's a radiator shop and he's explained to me that empting a radiator for storage is not in the best interest because there's nothing left in it to proteat it from the inside out and things will corrode and dry out.and that in our mild nc climate and being in a closed shed that pure antifreze may be the best way to go then there's no water to seperate out due to setting and causing corrison.also just a thought what about filling the fuel tanks with diesel??? then flooding the whole exterior with armorall or something of that sort??
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