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Originally Posted by J-Mech
You guys who say not to wash them apparently don't know how to wash a tractor. NO IT WILL NOT HURT IT. It's a freaking tractor. You don't think IH thought about it sitting outside in the rain? Or getting washed every now and again? Like cadetcollector said, use your head. No water up the muffler and stuff like that. Wash away!!!  |
I definitely power wash
It's the first step when I take a part off before it gets sand blasted and restored. Just spray it down with simple green or a degreaser of choice, then hit it with the wand and take all the junk off. Weather happens, so thinking one of these will break from some water is a bit funny when most of the stuff we're talking about here is 30+ years old, has been used & abused throughout those 30 years, and half of them still work fine when you go to fire them up even if they aren't pretty.