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06-18-2005 04:49 PM #1
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Freeze Plugs??
What purpose do freeze plugs serve?
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06-18-2005 04:54 PM #2
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Freeze plugs
They will keep your block from cracking in freezing weather
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06-18-2005 04:56 PM #3
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No they won't. Their only reason for being there is so the casting sand can be removed from the block after castingtheres no foo like an old foo
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06-18-2005 04:58 PM #4
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In theory , but in reality they DON'T keep the block from cracking ...............and don't ask me how i know that
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06-18-2005 05:01 PM #5
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Thanks!! I couldn't figure out a logical reason that they would be on the block at all....
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