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Re: Rust within tractor
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Posted by F14 on October 01, 2000 at 04:06:30 from (216.252.28.77):
In Reply to: Rust within tractor posted by Stumpy on September 30, 2000 at 17:52:57:
That "awful smell" is probably standard "eau-de-90wt". Right out of the can, that's some rank stuff. You didn't say, is the M used regularly, and is getting rust deposits anyway, or had it been sitting for a while? If it's used regularly, I'd be mildly concerned about the rust. I'd guess you had a little water in there, which happens over time, especially if it's left outdoors. If it's been sitting, it is perfectly normal, and will go away if you use it and splash some of that perfume around.
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