how to store a block?
Wipe the insides down with towels coated in wd40
Take some rags and spray them with wd40 and stuff one in each cylinder.
Next wrap a heavy trash bag around it all and seal it up.
Keep it indoors (like in a garage) off the floor.
Take some rags and spray them with wd40 and stuff one in each cylinder.
Next wrap a heavy trash bag around it all and seal it up.
Keep it indoors (like in a garage) off the floor.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fireant »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Wipe the insides down with towels coated in wd40
Take some rags and spray them with wd40 and stuff one in each cylinder.
Next wrap a heavy trash bag around it all and seal it up.
Keep it indoors (like in a garage) off the floor.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Do that except use a whole roll of cling-wrap before you wrap it in a garbage bag.
Take some rags and spray them with wd40 and stuff one in each cylinder.
Next wrap a heavy trash bag around it all and seal it up.
Keep it indoors (like in a garage) off the floor.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Do that except use a whole roll of cling-wrap before you wrap it in a garbage bag.
Wd-40 is ok but marine fogging oil is the best and that is exactly what it's made for.
When you store a boat over the winter you shoot it into the motor so it won't rust. It's the same price as WD-40 and works alot better.
When you store a boat over the winter you shoot it into the motor so it won't rust. It's the same price as WD-40 and works alot better.
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. Naw, what they said should be good. Just remember not to leave it out.
