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F-20 Problem ?
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Posted by Dean E on February 03, 2002 at 04:35:03 from (198.81.16.56):
I have a 39-f 20 the engine was stuck when I got it 2 yrs ago.I got it loose with a 18 inch pipe wrench.I got it running it runs great starts real good.The problem Ive had,you go to start it after just 10 days and you have to really bear down hard on the crank to break it loose,cause the engine sticks.But it will start right up and run fine after you do that.What would cause this?The tractor sits inside inclosed non heated pole shed.All the rest of the engines in there dont do that. Thanks Dean E Minn
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