Re: John deere D stuck

Posted by RAB on May 30, 2004 at 03:34:46 from (195.93.34.11):

In Reply to: John deere D stuck posted by upikfarm on May 29, 2004 at 19:39:53:

We may be able to assess better if you tell us a bit more about how it has been stored. Outside, uncovered is one end of the spectrum. The other is a well ventilated warm and dry building.
Usually the cylinder with open exhaust valve gets most moisture (given that an oil bath air-cleaner is fitted and full of oil). I would not recommend full replacement of parts unless checked and found out of spec. I have often found it best to remove the head, at least, to check the internal condition. I have removed a bees nest (and other items) from the cylinders as well as finding mouse nests in manifolds or water jackets.
I have only had experience with vertical cylinders. Horizontal ones, although having a similar problem, may respond to some methods better than others.
Regards, RAB

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