What I wonder about is how the squirrels get the Hickory
nuts out of those shells. I've spent hours just trying
to get enough Hickory meat to fill a thimble.
Got the engine cleaned up and clean water flowing from the
jacket with the pressure washer stuffed in every hole I can
find. Can't find any more crud in the bottom fishing around
with iron tools either.
Got suckered into using the wand at the car wash, thought it
was supposed to be hot water...it wasn't and I blew ten
bucks worth of quarters on about 10 minutes of pressure.
Should have just stayed at home with my can of gunk and
3,000lb sprayer.
Tried Purple Power Bruce....dint touch the grease. Neither
did the "Engine Degreaser" at the car wash. Good old Gunk
engine cleaner, kerosene and a good stiff brush still
works the best.
Need to find some good long brushes to get back in the oil
galleys. I'm thinkin' a trip to Gander Mountain for gun
cleaning brushes or better yet, McMaster Carr? Nope, just
thought of all those Harbor Freight brush sets that I got
a box full of. Just have to figure out some kind of holder
for the twisted wire and how to get the wires out when
they fall apart.
dg
Last edited by Denny Graham; 10/23/2015 11:33 AM.
