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June 6th 2006, 08:35
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Hi
I used the wire brush method as well, they came up pretty good. I also used some evil stuff from a chemical company that was a bit like oven cleaner. While washing chemical stuff off, it ran into the bearings, I was going to change them anyway. Steve
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June 6th 2006, 12:06
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I replaced my bearings after cleaning too. Just as a personal rule, i replace all seals and bearings on any used stuff i get.
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June 7th 2006, 15:15
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Just keeping the rust off for ya
 I would just go for Simple Green and wire wheel. It should go quickly. The bearings are good so I would try and keep them in good shape to reuse.
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June 7th 2006, 19:07
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Hey Adrian,
I'm putting in a new dishwasher so I should freak my wife out and toss one in with her some dishes! Anyone need a roomate? I'll need a place to stay after that one... Kinda like putting her on Punk'd! Last edited by DORIGTT; June 7th 2006 at 19:08. Reason: Using Adrian's real name vs screen name
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