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October 18th 06, 03:37 AM
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Turnbuckle Cleaning
I've got a bunch of old turnbuckles that were apparently removed from planes
eons ago. They're covered with black, cruddy, dirt and grease. What's the best way to clean these up? Ron Wanttaja 
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