wyankee
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I have used POR 15 many times on fuel tanks, floors etc.. Most important thing is to make sure you clean all grease, dirt, paint and scaly rust, then degrease the area, rinse well and dry. Next step is to use an acid etch to give the surface a tooth for the POR to bite to. Rinse again and let dry. If there are any small rust holes you can use masking tape on the outside and POR will fill fill them in. If you can reach in the tank a brush will work fine. Two coats will work best.
I hope I explained it's use well enough. There is a learning curve to its use. The product does exactly what it says it will do as long as the first steps are followed.
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2 hours ago, STEVE POLLARD said:
We are heading down tomorrow, are we allowed to view the auction vehicles ? ( What building was that ? ) Sorry for the questions, first timer.....
Steve
Yes tomorrow you will be able to view the cars, either before the auction starts (5 pm) or outside when they bring them from the lot into the building. Location is Hershey Lodge, 325 University Drive. Hershey Pa. 17033
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For several years before covid
, my wife and I volunteered to help push the cars across the stage. A friend and I, will be doing that again this year on Wednesday night, it's fun and we get to see the cars up close and personal.
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Sorry, put them in the wrong place again.
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These clips - brackets came with model a Ford parts, we just don't recognize them as such.
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Ok. I see it now.That might give them a good look. Thanks
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We have 4 of these but have no idea what they are.
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Thanks. That is where I thought I was posting. First time adding pictures by myself, thought I knew what I was doing, ha ha.
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We have 4 of these, they came from an estate of mostly model a Ford parts but don't look familiar.
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6 hours ago, Craig Gillingham said:
It's a valve spring compressor, for use on OHV engines.
Thanks, that makes perfect sense with the bulge for the spring.
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On 6/19/2023 at 4:09 PM, rocketraider said:
wyankee's first and third pictures look like flywheel turners. The third actually says "flywheel turner and oil drain plug".
No idea on the second but also looks like could be used to turn a rotating assembly.
Thank you. I didn't recognize that about the first picture, it could be a flywheel turner. I guess they are both generic tools not specific to a make of car. Thank you
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It says "The Fulton Co. Milwaukee, USA". Wheel lock only a guess, any idea what it really could be? Thanks.
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One more tool from my father in law.
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Another tool from my father in law that I don't know what it is used for.
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Tool my father in law had and I don't know what it's for.
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Maybe adapt a Model A Ford rear main oil janitor? (I don't know how to attach a picture).
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I got here about 3:00 and quite a few venders already here and set up. Good weather and friendly people. Bring bug spray the gnats are annoying.
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Looking for an nos or unrestored left front fender 1917 through early 1923.
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I rejuvenated a friend's 1929 Ford Model a tudor sedan after a long garage stay. Drove it around the Outer Banks of North Carolina and stopped for pictures at Hatteras light house.
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I've done the same things. Sometimes being extra careful creates problems of it's own.
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These are 2 in the Kingman,Arizona museum.
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If I remember correctly,
Argyle?
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A Dewalt 20 volt oscillating tool with scraper blade works great. Have done several undercoating removals with this tool.
Odd Lock assembly, spare wheel or??
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Fulton spare tire lock accessory for Ford Model A.