Posted by old on January 28, 2008 at 06:56:41 from (4.244.90.59):
In Reply to: Re: Day 4 posted by Mike M on January 28, 2008 at 05:37:47:
I free up a lot of them my self. I think his has a starter and I've found a starter will put out more torque and in a way that it will not harm things then any crow bar etc ever will. Now on the old hand start JDs you have to do it other ways but thats a different story. I have a JD-D that has a jack sitting under a bar thats in the flywheel right now and it has been there for 2 or 3 weeks and it still hasn't moved. I'm thinking about turning the bar over and trying to spin it the other way soon but I have time so if it lets loose tomorrow good it its next month thats fine also
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