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    Posted: 20 Aug 2010 at 11:15pm
My 175 has been covered in a mixture of diesel, oil, grease, mud, and cow manure for as long as I can remember - used to have a tough life.  Today I finally did something about it when I borrowed my neighbor's pressure washer.  It turned out much better than I imagined!
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Hiding a real beauty under all that
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She's gotta feel better now,it sure looks better. Wish I had a 175 to wash. LOL
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Did you spray any degreaser on it or just use  water?
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How did you get it that clean ours has that same looking mixture?
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Bought a whole bunch of Super Clean degreaser, sprayed it all over and let it soak.  After that, the high pressure washer took everything off quite nicely.  In the end, you could see a huge black patch on the grass! 
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