Removing Diesel Soot From Loader Frame

[jeff9366]

I saw Simple Green at Walmart this morning.

 

[4570Man]

I haven't tried to remove it. It keeps the paint on the loader from fading, at least that is my story.

 

[ATP]

y'all are crazy..just take a cutting torch and cut out the part that's black and you don't have to wory about it no more.

 

[dusty3030]

y'all are crazy..just take a cutting torch and cut out the part that's black and you don't have to wory about it no more.

http://youtu.be/RFlCD5CYAcU

 

[ATP]

http://youtu.be/RFlCD5CYAcU

Lmao......!!!!:laughing:

 

[joeyd]

I got tired of cleaning the soot off so I modified the exhaust pipe to direct it down. Dust is much easier to clean off.

 

[ATP]

There's the right answer. ...nice

 

[Fawken]

I got tired of cleaning the soot off so I modified the exhaust pipe to direct it down. Dust is much easier to clean off.

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Good idea! But it won't be museum quality.:laughing: Actually I may do something like that myself when I get goof-proof on the TIG welding.

 

[Industrial Toys]

The loader is still parked inside and I have not gotten to the task of cleaning it. I just know from the past, that the soot is difficult to remove, even with my usual degreasers.

 

[varmint]

I have posted this before, but it's worth repeating: git yerself some Rejex, a cleaner polish made to remove jet exhaust stains from million dollar airplanes. My brother flew this for a while, and I learned about Rejex when I was visiting him and helped clean up the sides of his turbo-prop before a little trip to Key West. Not a tractor, but just kerosene soot, after all. It was stained before hand, but after cleaning / protecting, it stayed nice and white.