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Hello natalie21, welcome to TBN! Glad to see you posting. Hope you enjoy being a member of our community. 
yooper1
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Hello and welcome to TBN
and Happy Thanksgiving to you also.
and Happy Thanksgiving to you also.
Thomas
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Welcome from the east coast.
Have pleasant safe holiday.
Have pleasant safe holiday.
CompactTractorFan
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Welcome to TBN!!!
Samandothers
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Welcome! Lots of great stuff here. Happy Thanksgiving!
yooper1
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I do not have the answer, but you may get more views / answers if you post this question in the general owning/operating area.
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Someone should know
Thomas
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"How do I remove concrete splatter of paint on a tractor?"
Try little diesel on clean rag but don't rub to hard,for there might be cement grit.
Try little diesel on clean rag but don't rub to hard,for there might be cement grit.
Marble is made from compressed minerals and capable of taking a high polish. It comes in many colors depending upon the minerals it is composed of. Marble today is used for floors and countertops and is usually laid in tiles that come in many sizes.
Army grunt
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I would try wd40 soak it an dont try to rub it for a few days.Whatever is in wd works to clean alot of stuff.
Army Grunt
Army Grunt
Thomas
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Thanks for info.
bc realtor
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Have you tried spraying on some WD40 and letting it sit overnight? Try a test area and see if it works for you . welcome to TBN
natalie21 said:
It's a matter of steering geometry. Imagine how much room you would need between the inside of the tire and frame if you were to use large tires in the front. That is why the big 4wheel drive machines are articulated. Good to see some ladies posting.
