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JD 60 Partial engine stuck (GASOLINE)

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Ben.So.Tex.

03-02-2003 08:40:35




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I got a 60 a couple of weeks ago for Free. The man wanted it out of his shed. BUT I did write him a check for 50. dollars.. The engine will only turn about 180 degrees and stop and then back. I am thinking that it proable has a broken ring(s) and has scarred the cylinder. I did force it over 360 degrees with a chain jack, and that did not free it up.I filled the cylinders with oil and let it set before I messed with it. and I did have the spark plugs out when I froced it over 360 degree. What do you think could be some of the problems with it?? I won't tear into this tractor for awhile because I want to get my 720lp out of my shop. Thanks Ben

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Clooney

03-02-2003 08:52:06




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 Re: JD 60 Partial engine stuck (GASOLINE) in reply to Ben.So.Tex., 03-02-2003 08:40:35  
Ben, sounds like you might have a stuck valve. Pull the valve cover & look for stuck valve(s). ~If you have a stuck valve you probably also have a bent push rod from when you forced it over.
~If you don't find a stuck valve suspect rust in one of the cylinders.....



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Ben.So.Tex

03-02-2003 16:35:43




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 Re: Re: JD 60 Partial engine stuck (GASOLINE) in reply to Clooney, 03-02-2003 08:52:06  
I took the rocker assembley off before I forced it over, all the vavles are free. The right side manifold gasket was blown so I am expecting to see some rust in that cylinder when I start to take it down. Be nice if it is repairable. Thanks for the info, Ben



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