First thing to do get rid of any oil muck grease with stiff brush or scraper lash on plenty paraffin also protect your coils from getting damp when cleaning.
Also let the paraffin soak into the muck grease for about twenty minutes. I sat my engine in deep roasting tin to clean parts
Don't buy Nitro mors does not work buy a good quality paint stripper then lash it on with paint brush wait till paint blister then a sharp scraper
keep lashing on the paint stripper keep scrapping till its clean like the photo of gear box.
Then wash down with paraffin then clean down with petrol, because the paraffin leaves traces of oil
Then let the petrol dry of outside. I used 1/2" paint brush with long bristle to get undercoat between the fins on the cylinder head.
Well i had a very busy sunday and looks like I have plenty of work to get on with
All that horrible yellow paints gone
Now going to tackle wheels and remove that horrible silver with nice new blue paint. Also had help to get the plough ready all bolts have had a run with the taps
I think I will need sunglass when I start to put on the top colours.
I have just opened the blue paint and yellow paint its gonna look braw. just finished putting on the second coat of undercoat the night might need third coat tomorrow night
Now the shed is closed the shed will open tomorrow night @ 5:30pm and painting will begin.
Auld Bob out of retirement for ploughing in 2017
in Pedestrian Operated Machines
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Just get the big fellow out let them see man and machine working in harmony.
That's a real ploughing beast.