storing parts

sven · Dec 22, 2010

I am in the process of tearing down an md block that has froze out. I was wondering what is the best way to store the parts, such as the crank, so that it does not rust or warp.
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gene bender · Dec 22, 2010

Give it a coat of oil then wrap it inan old towel store on end in a plastic bag it will be good to go. That crank is tough it would take years of laying down to get out of specs so just stand it up tie it fast so it cant fall down.

rustyfarmall · Dec 22, 2010

What Gene said.

Michael D · Dec 22, 2010

Cosmoline dirrect .com. It's that waxy stuff you find on new raw steel products. I personally don't like to take chances with old, hard to find, expensive parts . A quart is only like $30.00 and goes a long way.

point3dave · Dec 23, 2010

HI I work for a Case recyler We saved 2 gallons of old 90/140 tar out of a old cross moteor. I brush it on all our cranks, cams, and heads If it is inside it will last a long time. Dave

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