Posted by Roy in georgia on January 28, 2008 at 19:36:03 from (75.89.32.20):
In Reply to: Re: Day 6 posted by Lanse on January 28, 2008 at 19:19:50:
well, I guess you need to try the hand torch but try to heat it as much as possible glowing red is the thing to shoot for al so I would thing that the oil in there would prob. just heat a little and smoke can you remove the oil pan? if so take it to school and have the auto shop teacher help you (I guess you have auto shop I don't remember how old you are or what grade you are in. also with the pan off you can see what the under side of the cylinders look like and the rods and also prep it well for paint. And also drop by a local shop that has a torch that can heat it up good I am sure a small friendly shop would be glad to help on such a small removal process.
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