Posted by mike henry on April 12, 2020 at 15:12:18 from (104.9.177.120):
Brotherinlaw has an Allis B he just inherited from his dad. Tractor was restored 2 years ago. Dad took it to woods to haul up some wood last fall. For an unknown reason he left it back there and no one found it till 2 weeks ago. the engine was seized up. Took a couple days with the tran fluid mix go get it to come loose. Now it has a distinct click when 2 end pistons come to the top or when the 2 middle come to the top. We found this by rolling over with the crank. Is this normal? If not what should we look for? any help will be appreciated. we are putting a new manifold on because the exhaust side on current one is rusted through on side facing the block. Other than that the thing looks like a peach and Bro says it has always ran sweeter than sugar.
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