by Michael White » Wed Jul 28, 1999 10:36 pm
We have some hot water parts washers that are small and work very well. You can put the part in, set a agitation timer and come back in a couple of minutes. Or you can manually use a parts scrub brush with a pump attacked. The units are powered by 220, and have seven day timers on them. It is important to asign someone to add water every couple of days. the units we bought are "Better Engineering" But there are quite a few brands out there. We have had ours for several years. Does not work well with cleaning valve bodies in transmissions. You should go to the water based solvent machines for this kind of work. I went to the NADA shows in S.F. this year and there are lots of options available. They can get pricey.
Good luck,
Mike White