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Re: Old Tractor Equip. Wrenches
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Posted by John in Nebraska on February 14, 2005 at 04:14:30 from (209.74.225.238):
In Reply to: Old Tractor Equip. Wrenches posted by Davis In SC on February 13, 2005 at 20:15:37:
Using a Coarse brush will seriously remove metal, making the name and number stamps harder to read. I wouldn't do it to anything but the extremely rusted. What I would do with very rusted old wrenches is remove the rust with electrolysis. Kind of like reverse chrome plating. Only removes the oxidized part. One can do it at home with a plastic bucket and a battery charger. May find a line here describing it. Seen lots of old tools at antique shops "Restored" beyond any point of being collectible.
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