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Posted by huntingreen on January 27, 2007 at 21:48:36 from (24.159.55.179):
In Reply to: Mice in the motor! posted by Oliverific on January 27, 2007 at 16:56:58:
Helped a friend pull a JD GP out of a shed that had been sitting 20 years or more. The engine would roll over before we started home with it. when we got home and tried to rollm it over it would lock up near TDC. Pulled the plugs and some dirt dobber nest were causing it not to roll over. We washed it out with a water hose, then blowed air into the cylinder. Towed it about 10 feet and it fired right up. Still starts and runs good after about 7 years.
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