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Stuck WD

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Don E. Foster

05-16-2001 08:48:47




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I have asked for advice on this critter several times. Am still at it. Have been soaking the cyinders with Kroil for a month and no give.... I am 80 years old and sure hate to get down under that thing and tear it apart. The cylinders are in excellent shape, no ring ridge at all. Is a good tractor and I want to restore it. Sheet metal is excellent.

Have whacked the pistons with a block cut to fit the cylinder, but don't want to break the piston. I even used a weed burner to dry out the cylinders as I felt there may be water on the rings which would float the oil away. Thought the heat might even break the rust loose. It's only 2 cylinders that hold the Kroil from leaking out.

Gotta get this out of the way as I have a '39 Allis Model 60 All Crop to restore!!!! Then I'm a quitin'!!!!

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steve

05-16-2001 15:18:23




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 Re: Stuck WD in reply to Don E. Foster, 05-16-2001 08:48:47  
Sounds like you have done about everything possible. I would remove the oil pan and the connecting rod cap on those two cylinders. Roll the crank a little to get some clearance and then hit each piston individually from the top to see if you can move one at a time. What ever is stuck should take half as much push to break it loose if you do one piston at a time.



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