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Old 05-17-2015, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Cub Cadet 123 View Post
Anything with seals (engine, transmission/rear) can get water in it. Why do you need to power wash it? If you are trying to get the grime off, you can use a degreaser in a spray bottle and garden hose. I use the purple Super Kleen and it does an excellent job. Just wear protective eyewear and gloves or else your hands will peel as it removes all oil---even from your fingers/hands.

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I'm not sure if your talking about the same stuff. I used purple power on my daughters Cub Original and it washed all the information off the engine tag. I was not happy. The engine tag looked like new, one light spray of the Purple Power and it's a shiny blank tag now. Be careful if using Purple Power cleaner.
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