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  1. 08-26-2011, 06:03 AM #1
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    Tow Dolly Ratchets?

    I was wondering if anyone could tell me exactly what tow dolly ratchets are made of? Is it metal? Brass? Or what is it?

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    If you get ones that are still in good condition but a bit rusted to where the ratchet wont move go to an auto parts store and get CRC Heavy Duty Corrosion.....I can't exactly remember lol but it's in a blue and white spray can. If you spray it on the gears heavily(both sides) and let it sit for a day or two it'll eat the rust off of them and work like brand new.

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    ****, scrapped a siezed fridge dolly bout a month ago
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    and let it sit for a day or two it'll eat the rust off of them
    Just a little diesel fuel or kerosene will do the same thing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mechanic688 View Post
    Just a little diesel fuel or kerosene will do the same thing
    and that's pretty easier right??
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