Posted by El Toro on January 18, 2011 at 10:52:00 from (108.3.200.96):
In Reply to: breaking a motor loose posted by sunaewayha on January 18, 2011 at 07:50:49:
Pull the head and oil pan and unbolt a connecting rod and use a piece of 2 X 2 oak and a big hammer and tap on the rod to see if the sleeve or the piston or both can be driven out. I did that on this A back in 1975. Once you get the sleeve out use a torch to heat it and that heat should free the piston. I pulled the engine as it made it easier to work on and wanted to steam clean the block. I installed a new sleeve kit from my local IH dealer cost back then was $80.00. I had the crankshaft measured and polished. It needed .002" undersize bearing and I bought them from the machine shop. I pulled the engine and drove out the sleeves and pistons in a few hours. I had the clutch disc relined too. Hal
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