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Re: motor won't turn
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Posted by bobpat1 on May 12, 2001 at 17:10:34 from (63.36.233.211):
In Reply to: motor won't turn posted by davis d on May 11, 2001 at 21:40:12:
I had the same problem with an old John Deer. The Piston rings were stuck from setting a long time. I used a mopar penetrating oil with graphite. Pushing it in gear can cause more damage. I sprayed some in the plug holes every day and tried to move the crank by hand or pry bar. After a couple of days I was able to move it A 1/4" . I kept working it both ways until I got it to go a full turn. then I started it. It run fine. I got lucky;didn't have to pull the head.
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