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gene watkins

03-12-2008 16:34:06




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wd #2 piston stuck.might get unstuck tomorrow. is tore down.all parts for sale.no back tires or rims. fronts are bad. any parts wanted let me know. i put add here for help to get motor loose, thanks to every one for ther advise. nothing worked. tomorrow i use a press. thank you




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El Toro

03-13-2008 03:52:30




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 Re: stuck piston in reply to gene watkins, 03-12-2008 16:34:06  
Soak it with ATF and see if that will free it. You can always pour some kerosene on top of that piston and set it on fire. Don't do this near any building or around anything flammable. Once the cylinder/piston is heated take a piece of 2 X 2 oak and tap on that rod. The heat should free it. Hal



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gene watkins

03-13-2008 17:38:44




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 Re: stuck piston in reply to El Toro, 03-13-2008 03:52:30  
el toro thanks it didnt work. i put in press, broke piston bent rod. will sell parts, or haul to salvage yard.thanks



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mlpankey

03-14-2008 09:59:24




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 Re: stuck piston in reply to gene watkins, 03-13-2008 17:38:44  
sorry to hear that you should have used a piece of pipe and hammer . the force from a blow strike is less than continual pressur from a press. i have never bent a rod or busted a piston with the eight pound sledge and and a good thick wall 3 inch pipe.



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mlpankey

03-14-2008 10:02:10




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 Re: stuck piston in reply to mlpankey, 03-14-2008 09:59:24  
the pipe sits on the piston not the rod as more displacement for energy to go .thought i should add that .



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