Posted by FarmallJoe on October 31, 2007 at 14:58:14 from (96.233.133.128):
In Reply to: Re: Preparing Motor posted by El Toro on October 31, 2007 at 13:18:02:
The cylinders are surprisingly nice. After i took the head off I cleaned up the cylinder walls and the pistons. Then I sprayed PB pipe blaster on top and in a couple days it loosened up. the only thing keeping the pistons from moving was a small patch of carbon build up or something on the wall it was the size of a quarter. I took it off with a whetstone an now the motor turns nice!!
As for the rings, the upper most visible rings look good, they had a little surface rust (more like discoloring) nothing was really corroded.
I don't plan on working on the crank shaft etc. (the motor is on the tractor) So after I get the head back I've got to put everything back together.
Anybody have any suggestions for Carb rebuild kits if necessary?
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