Mud in Chassis - How to get it out?
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i got this one which is more than good enough for tuff mud!
i got this one which is more than good enough for tuff mud!
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a hole
any other hole.
any other hole.
nickliv
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deep wading!
That's how it got in:mad2:
ull just have to keep the water going through so it softens up and then it shud start going! alternitivly go and see a local farmer and ask if u can use his steam deisel pressure washer there ****ing powerfull and will get rid of anything but dnt spray too close to paint cous it will come off!
of course u could buy one but there bout 1300£
of course u could buy one but there bout 1300£
Me brothers gor a steam cleaner, now can I shove it in the front somewhere and blast away until the mud/rust comes streaming out the holes
Appreciate it, just finished the JD so off to bed
vivnap
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you could always buy a new chassis ? a lot more expensive than the steam cleaner but the results are way better.
discomania
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Put corks in the big low holes along the length of it.
Put a schoosh of detergent into each side and fill with a hose.
Leave it to soften the mud for a morning then let it all drain out.
Park it on a hill or put blocks under the wheels then, keeping most of the corks in along the length of the rails now run a hose through it to wash the stuff out.
Put a schoosh of detergent into each side and fill with a hose.
Leave it to soften the mud for a morning then let it all drain out.
Park it on a hill or put blocks under the wheels then, keeping most of the corks in along the length of the rails now run a hose through it to wash the stuff out.
biggerlandy
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best way i find is get a long normal hose pipe feed it in in the hole at the front of chassis and you can with a bit of a wiggle feed it all the way back i find i can flush it al out that way
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