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Re: Seized H engine
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Posted by El Toro on April 05, 2006 at 16:28:44 from (152.163.100.65):
In Reply to: Seized H engine posted by L Collins on April 05, 2006 at 15:54:07:
You need to remove the sparkplugs and pour transmission fluid into each cylinder and let it soak. After a week of soaking see if the engine can be moved. If the engine won't budge I would pull the head and oil pan. I would remove any thing flammable, gas tank. wires and then pour a small amount of diesel or kerosene into the cylinders and then set them on fire. You need the heat to free them. Make sure the tractor is away from any building and have a big fully charged fire extinguisher with you at the site. Remove any sheet metal over the engine too. I think I would only do one cylinder at a time. Once it is hot I would try and drive out the piston. You may want to remove the rod caps on each piston prior to heating them. Use a piece of 2X2 oak and a hammer and don't hit the crankshaft. Hal
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