Electrolysis, Antique Implement Seats
Posted: Wed Apr 03, 2019 11:21 am
Visiting daughter purchased an antique implement seat with spring. Told daughter that I would use electrolysis to remove the rust.
Set up the electrolysis tank, purchased the washing soda, separated the seat from the spring. Started the process. Then son brings in another implement seat with spring that he had purchased some time back.
Told son and daughter that they didn't need to purchase implement seats, I am parting out a WD Allis with the metal pan seat that they could have.
After a discussion, son and daughter decided to use metal implement wheels for the base. There went the steel wheels off of an old John Deere trailer plow that I was saving for parts.
Set up the electrolysis tank, purchased the washing soda, separated the seat from the spring. Started the process. Then son brings in another implement seat with spring that he had purchased some time back.
Told son and daughter that they didn't need to purchase implement seats, I am parting out a WD Allis with the metal pan seat that they could have.
After a discussion, son and daughter decided to use metal implement wheels for the base. There went the steel wheels off of an old John Deere trailer plow that I was saving for parts.