[Farmall] Re: cleaning the f-20

[James Moran]

At the wand/nozzle end one can attach the bottle  which is supplied with the unit.  This bottle can contain a  solution of a variety of solvents, detergents, etc.  Usually,  these are purchased in a concentrate and then diluted for use.   You can use hot water, though I can't say how much that will add to the  process.
  Jim Moran

Bill Bains <bbains at millenicom.com> wrote:  Thanks for the good ideas to help me get the f-20 cleaned up.  I've been 
thinking of getting a pressure washer.  Can you hook hot water to the washer 
to get it to work better? Or would that be a waste of time and hot water? 
Also, any way to get soap in a pressure washer?

Might also be interesting to see how the glycerine would work. Tony, what 
would your source be to get some of this stuff?

Bill


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Anthony Flint" 
To: 
Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 8:03 PM
Subject: [Farmall] Re: cleaning the f-20


> >From doing research on BioDiesel, people have mentioned that in the 
> >process
> of turning cooking oil into biodiesel, the glycerine by-product is a
> powerful degreaser.  It shouldn't have any effect on metals of any kind, 
> and
> the glycerine itself is bio-degradable and compostable.  The byproduct of
> degreasing your tractor won't be, obviously ;-)
>
> That having been said, I've not had a chance to try it yet.  Have 5 
> gallons
> sitting in my garage waiting, though.
>
> Tony
>
>
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