Posted by Dan-IA on August 02, 2008 at 15:58:38 from (66.43.223.101):
My cockshutt is stuck. We talked about this a while ago. I pulled the plugs to rule out hydraulic lock and filled the cylinders with ATF to help soak 'em loose.
Now I know not to abuse the crankshaft pulley trying to roll it over like I did on the F20. And I don't have a spare battery handy to use the starter (and the boss here thinks that's likely to ruin the starter) so I'm thinking about trying the 'rocking' method. Do I need to jack up the tractor on a rear wheel to do this, or do I leave it on the ground? I put it in 4th gear and I can rock it hard enough to get some weird clacking noises happening, but I'm not sure that's not just backlash in the rear end.
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