11-04-2014, 11:26 AM | #26 | |
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Re: Stupid mice....
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Just when you think you have it licked you catch yet another whiff of mouse pee... Jute, rubber floor mat, and new carpet is cheap. Get rid of the firewall Jute and carpet underlayment that they chewed chunks out of to make their nest. If the rubber smells strongly of urine heave it. They pee to make scent trails everywhere for the rest of the nest to follow. Take the everything out then suck out the vent cavities in the sides of the cab with a shop vac. Last... scrub and and pressure wash the interior being sure to rinse out the vent cavities behind the kick panels. You can probably salvage the cab harness with several soaks in Clorox and water, if the connectors are not green, but if you can get one that isn't urine soaked that would be a better idea. The gauges and bucket aren't worth worrying about. Get another used one. Empty the vac and suck up a gallon or two of Clorox and water thru the vac hose to rinse out the bacteria and viruses the rodents carry.
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