Re: Farmall C Pistons Stuck Rods Stuck, too

Posted by El Toro on April 30, 2005 at 03:53:13 from (205.188.117.138):

In Reply to: Farmall C Pistons Stuck Rods Stuck, too posted by PurdueAg on April 29, 2005 at 20:27:53:

You need to pour some transmission fluid into each cylinder and let it soak. You do not want to
hammer around the crankshaft with anything that's metal. Use a piece of oak that's long enough and
tap on that, but don't hit so hard you may damage the block. I don't think those pistons or sleeves
should be used. It's a lot easier to work on if you pull the engine. Then you may be able to remove the crankshaft so you some clearance to work on the pistons. A lot of times the sleeve will come out with piston and then I used a torch to heat the sleeve. You need to patient too.
Hal

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• Re: Farmall C Pistons Stuck Rods Stuck, too PurdueAg 06:35:23 04/30/05 (5)
  • Re: Farmall C Pistons Stuck Rods Stuck, too El Toro 06:59:45 04/30/05 (2)
    • Re: Farmall C Pistons Stuck Rods Stuck, too PurdueAg 07:10:29 04/30/05 (1)
      • Re: Farmall C Pistons Stuck Rods Stuck, too El Toro 07:37:50 04/30/05 (0)
  • P.S. PurdueAg 06:39:18 04/30/05 (1)
    • Re: P.S. El Toro 07:43:06 04/30/05 (0)

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