Farmall H Gas Tank Electrolysis Rust Removal

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A fuel tank off of a 1945 Farmall H undergoes the process of internal rust removal with Arm and Hammer baking powder and a battery charger generally referred to as ''electrolysis rust removal''. Due to the inherent danger of the process the video goes into in depth to explain those dangers. This is not a how-to video. But it is designed to show the steps I go through for every fuel tank to be prepped for internal coating. Do NOT do the things I do nor should you do them in the manner in which I do them. This works for me...your results may vary.
Hydrogen gas is generated during this process and for that reason this should NEVER be done in an enclosed room or building. There should be no source of ignition anywhere in the vicinity of the process. No arcing or sparking of the battery charger leads should be allowed....NEVER disconnect the charger leads while the charger is plugged in, as that in and of itself IS a potential source of ignition. If the hydrogen surrounding the process is concentrated enough...explosion could possibly occur. Not good !!
The whole process, step by step, is explained as plainly as I know how as well as carried out throughout the length of the video. To do this properly, the video should be about four times the length but that is not feasible. There is no 'over your head' talk about chemical processes, because I am not smart enough to know for sure EXACTLY what's happening and barely know enough to explain in as simple of fashion as is produced anyway.
So it is what it is....a simple process that works wonders on rusty materials as long as you follow the simplest of safety protocols.
Enjoy....

Видео Farmall H Gas Tank Electrolysis Rust Removal канала Tractorman44