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Posted by Hurst on August 07, 2005 at 11:20:33 from (204.255.227.43):
In Reply to: Yeilding To Temptation posted by Allan in NE on August 06, 2005 at 16:11:59:
Allen, To keep those bottoms shiny, don't pay mucho $$$ on sprays and stuff, get your hands dirty. Get a pail of grease and keep it around. When you are done plowing, get your hand or a putty knife if you want to stay clean, and just wipe the grease all over the bottoms. Keeps it from rusting and is a lot cheaper than the deere stuff. We have been doing this on plows for years and have never had a problem. We have a single bottom for our farmall 140 that hasn't been used in nearly 10 years and it is sitting under a big hole in a barn roof all those years, bottom coated in grease. I wiped a little off one day to see how it was looking, looked like it just came out of the ground. Can't beat the old grease! Hurst
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