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VIt's a 250 inline with the NP440 with working ARA air-conditioning. Very light interior, doe skin maybe?!? It's a pretty straight...
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Vvr1967 replied to the thread Search for a spare 15-inch wheel or two.I believe that is a 15x8 due to the trim ring shown. The 15x7 and 15x6 wheels use a different trim ring that doesn’t have as much depth...
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Vvr1967 reacted to BlazerBill's post in the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen. with
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You might want to compare it to the 80% strength vinegar that I used to see which works best on heavy corrosion. Common vinegar is only... -
Vvr1967 reacted to Ricko1966's post in the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen. with Like.
Citric acid works better than vinegar. Used in canning and soda pop etc. But you can buy it cheap online I just buy it at Walmart. Do...
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Vvr1967 reacted to Edelbrock's post in the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen. with Like.
I agree, Vinegar is a great cleaner. From my understanding, many good cleaners are acidic. The only thing I have found that works better...
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Vvr1967 reacted to HotRodPC's post in the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen. with Like.
I know a buy who says he uses Vinegar in one of those HF sonic parts washers. I've seen a few of his items and they are clean as brand new.
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Vvr1967 reacted to 78C10BigTen's post in the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen. with Like.
Heres some results ive had... this gun was literally pulled from a dirt driveway in a mud puddle. It was rusted solid and...
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Vvr1967 reacted to 78C10BigTen's post in the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen. with Like.
I use vinegar for my gun restoration projects but you cant use it on bluing because itll eat it off. Works very well for removing rust...
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Vvr1967 reacted to BlazerBill's post in the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen. with Like.
I try to use less chemically harsh solutions for dissolving heavy rust and old paint through soaking parts like nuts and bolts and I’ve...
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Vvr1967 replied to the thread G series camper van forums.Our small church bought a 92 G3500 from another small church (original owners) a few years ago. Had 40,3?? Miles on it. I think it now...
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Vvr1967 replied to the thread Here’s the best heavy rust dissolver for smaller parts like nuts and bolts that you’re probably not aware of and is probably in your kitchen..I like electrolysis for a lot of stuff. This is an old plane of my grandfather’s that I found a few years back in a bucket in back of...
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Vvr1967 replied to the thread Why is my bell housing knocking!.Hydraulic bell housing and 3 finger clutch? If so, check to see if the fingers are hitting the throw out bearing lever. I did that once...
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Vvr1967 replied to the thread Steering Wheel Too Close '84 C-10.Will the 84-up humps be made with the t-case shifter holes and mounting rings for the 208? I looked at them last year when they came out...
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Vvr1967 replied to the thread Steering Wheel Too Close '84 C-10.Ok here are the 87 c10 and 93 s10 blazer columns side by side. Talked to one of the buddies who did it and he said the only mods...
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Vvr1967 replied to the thread Steering Wheel Too Close '84 C-10.I know of people who have used S10 columns to gain clearance. I’ve got one and a squarebody column on the shelf. Will try to remember to...
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