Snip> Paul wrote:I put that in an empty 409 spray bottle and then squirted
it on the outside of the engine.  Then I used a garden hose with a small
nozzle to wash it and the grease off. The water pressure does most of the
work. Makes a mess so do it in a field.

Also a suction device nozzle for your air hose will work with water from a
bucket. It also works great with gasoline but be careful to do it out side
with plenty of ventilation as that is a real fire hazard.

Mark wrote:
Boy, this makes you sound like the poster boy for an enviromental protection
act!!!! I an suprised California doesn't deport you to Texas!:)

It is a reaction against the draconian and sometimes stupid environmental
laws here in Calif. When I fill my gas tank at the pumps I make certain to
spill 25 cents worth on the ground just to get even.
We spent billions on a sub way and electric cars that nobody rides or buys
and yet they let developers build more and more houses and high rise office 
buildings. The whole place will come to a screaching halt anyday now :-)

Paul Lamar
 
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