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Anti-seize; Very good stuff
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Posted by Terry O on June 01, 2001 at 06:29:36 from (166.40.44.160):
I'm tearing down my '61 MF35, cleaning her up and painting. So far I've been blessed only a couple of corroded (rusted tight) nuts that had to be cut off. And thank GOD, no frozen bolts in any of the castings. When I put her back together, EVERY nut, and bolt will have a coating of anti-seize on them.
I helped my dad work on farm equipment when I was a kid, he always assembled the parts with anti-seize, and there was never a single time years later we could not unassemble something when we needed to. No rust, just clean threads. Put a can in your tool box, and use it.
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