engine sealing
05-07-2007, 07:02 PM
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Re: engine sealing
On May 6, 9:18 pm, "DougW" <post.repl...@invalid.address> wrote:
> Jeff Strickland wrote:
> > <afapowell28> wrote
> >> well lets put it this way if you were in this part of the country
> >> which is Ontario Canada with a clay situation in the mud there is no
> >> way in hell you would get away with what you are doing, the states
> >> has to be alot diff. but come here and try that you won't last
>
> > Mike is already there.
>
> All I know is my old C-10 Chevy spent a lot of time axle deep
> in muck (clay and drilling mud) All it needed was to have the
> starter hosed off every now and then. The worst thing was the
> bell housing packing up with mud.
>
> --
> DougW
well I could be into this stuff every week but I'm not but when I am
fixing them they are packed with mud very easy for the brushes to hang
up
> Jeff Strickland wrote:
> > <afapowell28> wrote
> >> well lets put it this way if you were in this part of the country
> >> which is Ontario Canada with a clay situation in the mud there is no
> >> way in hell you would get away with what you are doing, the states
> >> has to be alot diff. but come here and try that you won't last
>
> > Mike is already there.
>
> All I know is my old C-10 Chevy spent a lot of time axle deep
> in muck (clay and drilling mud) All it needed was to have the
> starter hosed off every now and then. The worst thing was the
> bell housing packing up with mud.
>
> --
> DougW
well I could be into this stuff every week but I'm not but when I am
fixing them they are packed with mud very easy for the brushes to hang
up
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