Posted by the Unforgiven on August 16, 2007 at 13:26:11 from (66.146.249.116):
In Reply to: Re: Stuck Cub posted by old on August 16, 2007 at 09:17:39:
I have been working on them just as long as you have, probably have employed many of the same methods, and I think PB is the best. My opinion. But I don't think I could tell someone who has just freed an engine using ATF that it would have been faster using PB, there is just no way to tell that unless you are testing indentical pieces and retesting to make sure you are accurate. Whatever works for you works for you, I don't quite see it being "more likely" based on the fact that you like to use it. Considering the fact that you can probably apply PB or Gibbs or Kroil to the rings as well as every visible bolt on the tractor in moments with the same aerosol can and not have a dripping oily mess, the aerosols might be cheaper. I would buy the PB if the ATF was free, just my opinion.
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