Posted by RyanKve on April 21, 2022 at 17:21:49 from (73.134.20.93):
I have a frozen Farmall H and I posted a discussion a few weeks ago. Everyone recommended to unbolt the connecting rods and spin the crank out of the way, then beat the pistons down with hammer and wooden block.
Pistons 2 and 3 are almost all the way down, I was able to remove their bolts easily. 1 and 4 are almost top dead center and I am struggling to find a way to remove the bolt. There is maybe 3/4 inch or 1 inch gap between the bolt head and the block.
Will it be possible to remove these bolts? I dont think I can get any of my wrenches in there with the angle. Does anyone know of any tricks or special tools? Every idea helps!
If anyone would like a picture to better explain it, just ask and Ill get one as soon as possible.
This post was edited by RyanKve on 04/22/2022 at 09:38 am.
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