Here is a true story on one I did a few years ago. Allis D-17 real ruff tractor. Was stuck but not real bad but and here is where it gets odd/funny. All the cylinders seemed like they had mouse nest in them. I had filled the cylinder with ATF to free it up which it did but when I spun it over to clear them out I kept getting what looked like straw etc out of it. Finally got it to the point it would hit on 1 cylinder then 2 and then got it to where it would sort of run. Kept at it for a couple days and I still have yet to pull the head off or the valve cover even and it is one of the better running tractor I have on the place. So you do not always need to pull the head to get one running well I know I have done at least 20 and have not pull the heads yet
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