Re: Um....Advice anyone?

Posted by moll on January 14, 2023 at 09:22:36 from (199.58.182.195):

In Reply to: Um....Advice anyone? posted by jd2cyl1943 on January 13, 2023 at 16:54:03:

last two i did i made a thick steel plate almost as large as the face of the
piston and hammered on it with an air hammer and anvil bit. Vibrates the rust
loose i think, in addition i had a large hammer and block of wood for when the
air compressor needed to catch up. I use diesel fuel to soak and some added
carb cleaner.
Looks cold there, i never had much luck when the block is cold, may need to
warm it up inside. Pulling sleeves out of McCormick Deering blocks taught me
that, couldnt do it outside in the winter.

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