1070 with stuck injector

greg oliver · Apr 8, 2015

Anyone have any tricks to pulling injector with out a puller. I see injectors are only about 60 dollars a piece but this one doesn't even wiggle and he is worried about breaking it off. Thanks for any help. Greg

Adirondack case guy · Apr 8, 2015

Greg,
We always used a crowsfoot on ornary ones. Lots of PB always helps.
Loren

el6147 · Apr 8, 2015

I have had some stubborn ones ,generally I twist them by tapping on them with a punch and hammer back and forth and then use a crowfoot to lift them while twisting them.

greg oliver · Apr 9, 2015

I use PB all the time at work my boss used to do boiler and burner maintenance at a 5 acre greenhouse facility in Oneonta. They had over a hundred heating units with seven that were over a million BTU's. It's all gone now can only see the garage from route 23. Those big unit's were oil fired and when I had to clean them always sprayed the cleanout nuts with PB. It also worked good on the electrodes you spray it on and wipe them off. The greenhouse was over by where Able equipment was if you ever were over there. We where out playing in the mud this week also. Had to do a septic tank replacement the old metal tank had collapsed. Going to be doing a foundation for a milking parlor soon over thirty years ago when I was just out of high school I helped install Jamesway belt conveyor and feeder in their bunk, long gone now. Greg

greg oliver · Apr 9, 2015

Thanks, by the time I see him tonight he will probably have it mangled off in the hole. He's the young bull always in a hurry and I'm turning into the old bull that is going to walk down the hill. I told him spray it and walk away. Lol, Greg

1070 with stuck injector

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