Wow, and I thought I was read the riot act for washing some greasy
towels in the Washing machine!!!
My wife has already stated that after we move and I build my shop, I was
going to have a shower si I can bathe before entering her house. Fred
has suggested an oven for curing powder doated parts, now Doug came up
with the idea of cleaning parts in a dishwasher. With my office
included, I think I'll just build a full living quarters and kitchen.
That way I won't even have to leave the immediate area. 8^)
Joe Curry
Doug Mathews wrote:
>
> Some years ago, I put one in the dishwasher....needless to say when the
> wife came home and saw the item in the dishwasher, she was not thrilled nor
> impressed.
>
> Wonder if that caused smoldering resentment and our ultimate parting of the
> ways?:-)
>
> At 01:31 PM 11/29/98 -0800, you wrote:
> >
> >Hello All,
> >
> >Well I've finally turned my attention to the engine of my TR3. The bottom of
> >the oil pan, of course, is a rich stew of primordial gray sludge. To make
> >things worse, the cover plate on the pan provides for limited access to the
> >oil pan surface. I'm sure it's been covered before, but what are the
> >recommendations for the best way to clean this thing out?
> >
> >Thanks!
> >
> >Dave Moag
> >77 Spitfire
> >62 TR3B
> >
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