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Firemanjohn

02-22-2008 12:03:03




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Just got my newest toy, my first New Holland LB600 backhoe to go in my Case stable (yeah I know but the price was right.) It has been sitting outside about 5 years. Tried jumping it and all I get is the soft click. I am not planning on doing much until the warm weather hits anyhow, so here is my question. Will a quart of mystery oil down the intake manifold hurt as a preventative incase it is stuck? I figure down the exhaust would get a lot of carbon in the cylinder, so the intake makes more sense. Maybe some under the rocker cover too. Just don"t want to harm the motor. Thank you.

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Bendee

02-22-2008 18:18:33




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 Re: Question about my newest tractor in reply to Firemanjohn, 02-22-2008 12:03:03  
That click could mean your electricity is not getting through,could be one of the jumper lead contacts,[I get that often] or a not so charged battery.you have not established its stuck,only assuming. turn it over by hand to ascertain.work from there.



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old

02-22-2008 12:40:08




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 Re: Question about my newest tractor in reply to Firemanjohn, 02-22-2008 12:03:03  
MMO or tranny fluid either one down the exhaust will not hurt a thing. I do that all the time when I buy a dead tractor. Most of the time I have the tranny fluid with me so as soon as I load it up I pour some in the exhaust. Figure that by doing so that all the bouncing the tractor does on the ride home it helps work it into the engine better

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TimBinWV

02-22-2008 12:18:36




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 Re: Question about my newest tractor in reply to Firemanjohn, 02-22-2008 12:03:03  
Try turning the motor by hand. If you can,get a breakerbar and socket on the crankshaft pulley(harmonic balancer) bolt on front of engine. Be sure to turn to the right,facing the rear of the tractor. If the engine turns fairly easy,you probably have a starter problem,or wiring issues. If the engine is stuck,and it's a diesel,pull the injectors out and put Marvel Mystery oil or equivelant in the cylinders...if it's gas,pull the sparkplugs..leave the injectors/plugs out,as when it does turn,it'll need to expel the penetrant...Good luck!

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