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Re: Seized McCormick Deering W30
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Posted by Martin Caldwell on March 16, 2000 at 14:03:30 from (152.163.197.48):
In Reply to: Seized McCormick Deering W30 posted by Carl on March 16, 2000 at 12:46:59:
i can feel for you. i have a 22-36 that i soaked with various fluids for a period of 2 1/2 years. tried every thing that has been suggested on this forum and couldn't get it loose ended up taking a bar and breaking the sleeve from around the pistion.
i am sure that you will get a lot of advice on how to get the engine loose. but i don't think that people realize just how stuck a engine can get after years of rust. this tractor had sat so long that the tires had rotted off.
i have a parts tractor so felt comfortable at breaking out the sleeve. you will find that the sleeve is rusted so bad that you won't be alble to use it.
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