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Re: Re: SEiZE SUPER C
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Posted by Check Archives on December 03, 2002 at 17:24:18 from (12.218.14.192):
In Reply to: Re: SEiZE SUPER C posted by AL on December 03, 2002 at 17:10:23:
Wolfgang: Ohh I don't think I'd try pulling with a chain from another tractor and then popping the clutch. He is NOT paying for busted parts. You are. Check archives as there have been hundreds of posts about unsticking engines. Pulling has not been the highest rated method. Kroll penetrating fluid, or similar, and rocking by hand while in high gear has been mentioned often. Taking the head off and tapping with wood has been mentioned too after soaking with above mentioned fluids. Take your time to prevent damage(unless your going to replace all pistons and sleeves anyway). Good luck. Mn
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