Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) Discussions

I used to own an old Gravely walk-behind that I used for plowing snow and mowing (had a rotary as well as sicklebar). I sometimes regret selling it. Anyway, once when I was using the sicklebar a sicklebar part came off. I bought a new one. The old one reappeared last year while I was breaking new ground with the tiller. It's rusty and pitted, but still useable and I could probably sell it on eBay. I have a sandblaster which would be ideal, but hauling that out this time of year would be a pain. Are there any products that are good for removing rust that I could try?

Sorry i must have misunderstood, i thought this thread was about alternate methods of removing rust because he didnt want to drag out a sandblaster this time of year. so i provided a comparison of the two processes based on my experiences with both.

FYI

ERR is very quick to set up,  it takes about 5 minutes to fill a plastic bucket with water, add the washing soda, mix well, drop in the anode and cathode and hook the charger to it.

Jonathan , Please don't use Naval Jelly. I shouldn't have suggested it because ERR was already on the table.  I'm going spank myself for suggesting another method.  Thanks,  Walt 

Again, DO NOT contemplate NAVAL JELLY!   "NAVAL JELLY=BAD" It is caustic (unlike ERR which only gives off Hydrogen gas)