Know anyone with a commercial parts washer?

[cbmontgo]

I'm doing a knuckle rebuild on the 80 and was curious if anyone has a mechanic buddy with one of these. Or a shop in town that would let me pay and drop off parts for cleaning?

 

[DanS]

It used to be that most "warehouse" NAPAs would have that.

I'm not sure in Denver, but in Albuquerque we used to drop stuff off all the time for NAPA to clean them up.

Dan

 

[Cruisertrash]

I have one of the enzyme ones that I think needs a new heating element. Yours for free if you pick it up. It’s a nice big basin and has two sprayers. Works really well despite not having any solvents.

 

[DanielChase]

I have one of the enzyme ones that I think needs a new heating element. Yours for free if you pick it up. It’s a nice big basin and has two sprayers. Works really well despite not having any solvents.

I will SO take that smartwasher if it’s available!

 

[RDub]

A plastic tub and a gallon of mineral spirits works well for that.

 

[Cruisertrash]

I will SO take that smartwasher if it’s available!

Yours. Need the space.

 

[MDH33]

A plastic tub and a gallon of mineral spirits works well for that.

My setup is similar. Rubbermaid tub with a couple of gallons of road diesel and some brushes. Get your kid out there doing it. Right of passage for any cruiser kid learning how to rebuild axles.