Re: Stuck Motor

Posted by BIG JOHN on June 16, 2002 at 16:55:06 from (205.188.195.21):

In Reply to: Stuck Motor posted by Joe on June 15, 2002 at 18:59:50:

I have an A-I with the same problem. I've had it open and there hasn't been any water or rust damage. Front and rear pistons are down and the middle two are up. Soaked in PB Blaster for four days, block of wood and 5 lb hammer. Act. torch with a rose bud tip and got them as hot as I was comfortable with. More soaking and wood block w/hammer. Front and rear pistons will leak PB blaster and break fluid past over night. Three days later I reassmebled it looslly and pickeled it with PB Blaster and hung a 75 lb weight on the crank handle. A week later I aquired some Kroil and replaced the PB Blaster with it. Now a week later and it is still just as stuck as ever. I'm starting to think this one isn't going to unstick.

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