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Re: Re: Engine locked up on Cub
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Posted by Jonathan on October 19, 2003 at 11:33:28 from (165.121.140.122):
In Reply to: Re: Engine locked up on Cub posted by Michael Soldan on October 19, 2003 at 10:18:21:
I unseized a JD 50 that had been sitting outside for about 30yrs by jacking up the back of the tractor and rocking the back tires back and forth by hand after pouring diesel fuel in each cylinder. Be patient and don't expect instant results, but it should let go after a few days. In the case of the JD 50, it let go after 2 days. Don't be afraid of over doing the diesel fuel either, since you have the oil pan off the engine you surley don't have to worry about it mixing with the oil.
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