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Re: John deere D stuck
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Posted by Ronald on June 01, 2004 at 18:15:09 from (142.165.68.32):
In Reply to: John deere D stuck posted by upikfarm on May 29, 2004 at 19:39:53:
Hello, I once unstuck a JD AR this way: (only works of pistons are not at BDC. ) pull off the rockerarms so all valves are closed, then Pull the plugs and pour in a cup of Diesel and let it soak for a couple days. Next, Spray a good shot of ether in one of the plug holes and install the spark plug. Wire-up a Barbeque Igniter(sparker) to the spark plug. and press the button. Repeat if necessary. the force from the ether igiting should break loose the piston. Old engines were built heavy enough, so it won't hurt them. hope it works for ya, Ronny
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