Posted by wisbaker on October 30, 2011 at 06:12:42 from (207.118.189.8):
In Reply to: OT Farm truck posted by mike stockwell on October 30, 2011 at 05:44:18:
My uncle used to run a junk yard, one day he bought a Nova that was "seized". Got it in the stall and pulled the gas tank, wheels, drums & discs, battery, radiator, radio and drained all fluids. About the time they went to pull the engine one of the guys noticed something, got out his jack knife and cut the fan belt, now the engine turned over. If this truck were mine I'd try disconnectng every thing on the front of the engine, pull the injectors and if it's still locked up maybe try pulling the heads. On the bright side if it is the bottom end you get a smaller hunk of metal to pull out this way.
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