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You're my new hero. If I even dreamt of asking my girl to help me w/ the Cruiser, she'd start laughing profusely and walk away. Was your girl drunk or drugged?Corbet said:I got my girlfriend to do it, but she did not complain, so it must have been easy.
Corbet said:heat gun and a craftsman gasket scraper took it right off the floor of my 40. Well I got my girlfriend to do it, but she did not complain, so it must have been easy.
cruiserbrett said:go buy 20 lbs of dry ice in sheets. place it about the tarred areas with gloves. let it sit in a well ventialte area for 20 minutes. remove dry ice and strike the tar with a hammer. I have had it off sections in minutes. seriously took much longer to get the dry ice and wait while it cooled off the tar, in comparison to the time required once it was cold enough.
Texx said:Good God ya'll make it hard. Boogie had it right in his answer, just an air chisel and 6-7 minutes per side. You don't need it cold, it'll be hard as hell anyway, I've done it buncha times in the middle of summer here in the desert. And, if you don't have a compressor, you aint a cruiserhead!