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General Site Info => General Discussion => Topic started by: txtj79 on December 27, 2007, 10:58:32 pm
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I got a new parts washer for Christmas. It's one of those 20 gallon ones with the pump that recirculates the fluid. Can anyone recommend a good cleaner fluid to use in it?
Thanks,
T.J.
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soultion 2000 environmental parts washer fluid....Works great
http://www.envirosan.com/environmentalpartswashingfluid.html
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I use safety kleen but the poor mans solution is Kerosene
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Kerosene is always a good cheap route....I think a step up from that is the stuff they sell at harbor freight? That stuff wouldn't be bad if Ur on a tight budgit
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I was surprised to find out how well diesel fuel works as a cleaner. I wouldn't use it in the parts washer tho. You want a solvent that's non-flammable and safe to the environment like redneckchevy uses. Another one is Hurrisafe. Ya gotta be careful what you're breathing when you're cleanin.
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mineral spirits works great also
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I bought paint thinner because its non flammable but it stinks so bad I'm gonna change it. The 2000 stuff looks interesting.
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Paint thinner is quite flammable..My dad and I have used a big steel oil pan full of flaming paint thinner to thaw the PTO/transmission in his tree trimming truck.
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Yea the stuff that i use i can just use what i need then poor in on the ground ....If all i was using it for was rust and dirt..cause u should never poor oil and gas on the ground.lol Some redneck might have a bon fire..