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Re: Tied up top link...what to soak in?
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Posted by Dean Barker on October 28, 2004 at 21:57:15 from (67.0.85.149):
In Reply to: Tied up top link...what to soak in? posted by Tommie on October 28, 2004 at 08:40:23:
My 4320 Deere and Oliver 1655 were both stuck. I stood them up side by side and filled an oil can with diesel fuel. Every time I walked by them, I applied some more diesel fuel. After about three months, they both turned by hand. I have a second 1655 that I have been soaking with diesel fuel for about six months, and it is still stuck, but I'll keep at it. I don't like to heat something like a top link.
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