Re: Stuck pistons

Posted by Will@ont.ca on April 01, 2002 at 01:21:35 from (216.58.67.41):

In Reply to: Stuck pistons posted by 54SMTA on March 31, 2002 at 20:45:02:

54...,this past winter I overhualed a 10-20,all 4 pistons were stuck 2 of them real bad,#1 cylinder had top eaten right off along with the valves in #1.I used rust check for a week then got out the old block of wood and 5lbs hammer.Had them all free in an afternoon.Bought an other engine that was stuck,went straight to th block of wood and sledge hammer,inside of 3 hrs had them all free.Never damaged 1 piston,If it's posible try to unbolt them from the crank so they have more freedom to move.The second motor I layed it on its side it's easier to swing at.I used a block of wood that was sligthly smaller then the cylinder,Ithink it's the vibration that does the job.The first motor had not turned over in more then 30 yrs so it was pretty tight.[Just one way] Will!!

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