Posted by trucker40 on January 26, 2008 at 01:26:05 from (69.152.174.178):
In Reply to: Day 2 posted by Lanse on January 25, 2008 at 20:34:48:
I went back and looked at Day One and see you allready have Kerosene in it.After thinking about it the jack might work if you did it like this just put a little pressure,not raise the wheels up enough to come off the floor or if you do come off the floor not much.Another way is jack up right rear wheel if you can get the transmission in a gear then every time you walk by the tractor lean on the back tire both ways.If you leave the kerosene and whatever else in there when you do this it might work.I broke a tractor loose by jacking up the back wheel before but it took a couple of weeks pouring diesel and ATF and WD 40 in it and pushing on the tire every time I walked past it.I was in a hurry because somebody wanted to buy it if it ran.It took a long time to get it running.You just dont want to get real rough with it no matter what you do.Just remember to be patient.The more patient that you are the less you will need to spend on parts,then when you need parts look in lots of places for them.TSC is not the only place that sells tractor parts.You dont need a hammer much.Hide all the big hammers and cheater pipes,that will save you money too.After you try every thing else first,then it may be allright to get a hammer or a small cheater pipe say not longer than 3 foot long.That dead blow hammer would be a good idea.Keep squirtin penetrating oil every day everywhere its got something you think is stuck.After about day five of squirting penetrating oil you might want to start thinking about doing something different if its not working.Sometimes you can break stuff loose with a propane torch.Its better to start with a propane torch and heat it up first.Then spend another week squirting it with pentrating oil before you get the big torch out.
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