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Great Idea...Until the wife found out!!

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So I'm cleaning my tank out because it sat half full of gas for 12 years (never smelled anything so awful in my life).Needless to say there's a lot of rust. No holes though. I didn't feel like sitting there and shaking the tank for ever and ever with stuff inside, so here's what I did. First I rinsed the tank out to get whatever big flakes would come out. Then I dried it out. I put BBs, aquarium rocks and some nuts and bolts inside the tank and then put the cap back on. I taped over the petcock hole real good. Then I wrapped the tank in two old blankets. I put the tank inside of our dryer, surrounded by pillows and other blankets. I made sure the tank was pretty centered in there. Then just hit the start button and let it spin for about 15 minutes. All was good until the wife came home. I won't go into detail there but man oh man did that do the job.
 
nice work!!!!

im gonna keep that one in the back pocket for future use
 
electroylisis works like a charm too.. and doesn't require the use of a dryer!
 
At this point in time, I believe his wife has him tied up in the bath tub and is trying to dissolve HIM by electrolysis. :-)

Earl

electroylisis works like a charm too.. and doesn't require the use of a dryer!
 
At this point in time, I believe his wife has him tied up in the bath tub and is trying to dissolve HIM by electrolysis. :-)

Earl

Or maybe he has her going around and around inside the dryer stuffed with rocks and BBs.
 
lol

lol

that was just the picture i needed in my head, thanks for the laugh.

nick
 
That is FANTASTIC! Cant wait to tell my wife. Think I'll tell her I'm thinking about doing it with the tank I just bought to see her reaction. What a hoot!
 
This reminds me of the time my wife caught me baking freshly painted parts in the oven. Stunk up the whole house but seemed like a good idea at the time. Nothing like a baked on finish.
 
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I've done engine parts in the dishwasher... it too works great, just don't get caught, LIKE I DID!! :shock: [-o< \\:D/
 
I am the wife of saddlewarmer and if he did that stuff I wouldn't see the problem in any of it. The dryer was protected by the pillows and blankets. The oven bit, if the painted parts were on an old cookie sheet I wouldn't care, and we don't have a dishwasher. Can't put parts in something you don't have. I don't see the problem with anything here.
 
I am the wife of saddlewarmer and if he did that stuff I wouldn't see the problem in any of it. The dryer was protected by the pillows and blankets. The oven bit, if the painted parts were on an old cookie sheet I wouldn't care, and we don't have a dishwasher. Can't put parts in something you don't have. I don't see the problem with anything here.

Will you marry me?
 
If you put your gas tank in the dryer to shake the rust out of it..... you just might be a redneck! :lol:


Join the club!
 
For Sale Or Trade....

For Sale Or Trade....

but you better make one H$LL of an offer!!!!!!!!!
 
this sounds way to redneck.....a word of warning ...Heat and gas fumes. Had a neighbor do something similar. Blew the windows out of houses a block away, when it went off. Didn't kill him but 6 month in a burn ward couldn't be to much fun
 
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