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Re: Engine frozen
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Posted by Dick B (IL) on December 29, 2000 at 13:16:18 from (152.163.201.53):
In Reply to: Engine frozen posted by Dana Jacobs on December 28, 2000 at 13:32:05:
I've personally not used PB Blaster. To date all my penetrating oil requirements have been met with Kroil from Kano Labs, Nashville, TN. Check their web site. I have a '52 John Deere G that sat outside, wide open for 15 years. Needless to say, when I bought it the motor was stuck. I dumped a gallon of Kroil in the cylinders and let it set over the winter. When I pulled the head the following spring, I got about a quart of junk out of the rh cylinder. I was able to put a pry bar between the starter nose cone and the flywheel and with the slightest leverage that motor broke loose. I've been using it ever since. And that includes on my F-20 that was stuck at TDC, with #3 full of rust, scale, walnut hulls, etc. Kroil also broke that one loose with little effort.
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