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MF65 PERKINS DEISEL STUCK

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chucky

11-30-2001 11:54:02




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I have a mf65 with a stuck motor; am curious on the best way to break loose .would it be ok to run if we got itloose? thanks




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Peters

12-04-2001 20:28:11




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 Re: MF65 PERKINS DEISEL STUCK in reply to chucky, 11-30-2001 11:54:02  
You may need to release the pistons first. An inexpensive release agent is transmission fluid. The fluid will penetrate the rust and free the pistons but needs to be removed afterward. You need to apply the material to the top of the pistons and then allow time to penetrate. Then the best thing to do is to remove the pistons. You may get the engine turning over but I would not apply too much force as you can break a ring.

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Dave_Id

12-01-2001 17:35:31




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 Re: MF65 PERKINS DEISEL STUCK in reply to chucky, 11-30-2001 11:54:02  
I think it depends how badly the cylinder walls are corroded. If it frees up pretty easily, then it should be okay. I myself would pull the head, and pop the pistons from the top. (Remove ridge if it has one.) I would then run a cylinder hone thru the cylinders and dress up the bore. But maybe that is just being overly careful....Dave



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