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Re: Seized Engine
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Posted by Archives on April 05, 2001 at 04:11:25 from (209.254.185.30):
In Reply to: Seized Engine posted by Mike on April 05, 2001 at 03:58:52:
Mike: Please search the archives on the left side of this screen. Many strings about unsticking the piston(rings). Yours might not be bad since it was inside and only 18 months. Pull the sparkplugs and pour in some rust desolver. PB Blaster or Kroil etc. Let soak for couple days and put it in higher gear and HAND-rock back and forth. do NOT pull with another tractor or use too much force or you will break something. Sometimes its a valve is stuck down and piston hits it. Use plenty of rust desolver. Ralph
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