sit seized diesel

Posted by Dexter on January 02, 2000 at 17:12:52 from (142.165.119.146):

Recently I bought a 400W diesel tractor for parts (I needed the tires and rims for a 400W gas I own). The person I bought it from said that the engine had seized from lack of use. It has sat at my place for an additional two years and water has probably entered the engine.
Is it worth trying to fix? I'm not that mechanical but I wouldn't mind trying to learn a bit more by repairing such a project. I'm wondering if this might be too expensive and too difficult a project for me. After sitting so long is it even possible to restore?

Dexter

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