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Re: Re: Re: P B BLASTER?
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Posted by TimV on December 29, 2003 at 18:45:40 from (24.59.247.222):
In Reply to: Re: Re: P B BLASTER? posted by Tracy B on December 29, 2003 at 16:42:36:
Tracy: I didn't want to pull the con-rod off unless I had to, but tonight I finally bit the bullet and did it. Came off with no major hassles (probably for the first time since it was new) and with some judicious tapping and applications of air got the piston moving. Came right out after that, along with a good supply of the grease I'd pumped in. My neighbor (who was helping) said "Now I see why you wanted me to hold the piston while you ran the air hose"! as he wiped about a quart off his glasses.... Thanks for all the suggestions--now I gotta git the little beastie back together and see what else might be ailing it! Anyone got a fuel-line check valve for a Maytag lying around??
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