Saturday, February 11, 2017
Engines on Wood Stands in Shed
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John Gaertner sent me a drawing for a wood stand to hold the engines while moving or storing them. They're now in a better storage shed where I can keep soaking them with penetrating oil. I like Corrosion-X and I've had some luck with PB Blaster. I'll pour some blaster in the cylinders a keep spraying Corrosion-X on all the nuts etc.
Progress on the restoration of a 1926 WACO NINE
NC1184 in Pennsylvania 1927
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