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Re: stuck M piston frustration
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 11, 2006 at 20:47:19 from (64.179.117.72):
In Reply to: stuck M piston frustration posted by sccwells on May 11, 2006 at 20:40:46:
When ever i had to remove a stuck piston i did not screw around tryen all sorts of ways i pulled the engine and stripped it down to the running gears of a KADDYDID and either put it the press or set the block up on some good OAK 4x4's and used a good oak 3x3 and at least a 10 # sledge if not that then i would get the neighbor and his man killer 25 # sledges and beat the dog snot out of it something would move even if the sleeve would come with the piston that was a good thing.
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