Posted by mattd on January 24, 2008 at 19:56:54 from (207.91.18.48):
In Reply to: Day one posted by Lanse on January 24, 2008 at 19:38:26:
well i would not jack it up on the crank. maybe 100 lbs of force at the most. on these old tractors its easy to pull the head and soak it with your favorite penetrating oil. then pull the pan and take the rods off the crank then hammer the pistons to loosen them up. if u can take the pistons out the bottom then do it otherwise hit them out the top. if its seized in the first place then the smart thing to do would to replace rings and hone the cylinders. if u jack the tractor up with all the weight on the armstrong starter then u have a high risk of bending a rod. this is what i would do. but ive never worked on an allis. pretty rare around here. ive put sharp rocks about an inch square with again your favorite penetrating oil in the fuel tank and shake till your arms fall off then get someone else to do it.
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