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I am getting ready to tackle my grandpas farmall a.I need to know what to use to free the moter up and sleeve i forund a second block.And i am looking for other parts it has a disk plow that he used with it and some other things for it but doing it in spare time
jerry
 
Pull the head and pan and soak the pistons with ATF. That engine has wet sleeves and if you remove one the rod caps you can tap on that rod with a piece of 2 X 2 oak and a good hammer to see if the piston will move or if the sleeve is starting to move. Once the sleeve is out you can a torch to heat the sleeve to free the piston. The rods can probably be reused. I would install a new sleeve kit. That block area needs to be cleaned where the sleeve seals are installed. New seals will come in the sleeve kit. Need to be patient too and take your time.
Hal
 
Pull the head and check the cycls cause there is a reason its stuck. You probably will find them all rusted up therefore are junk. Press the sleeve and piston out as they use a wet sleeve and you can have new sleeves pistons rings and so forth for around 300 just check prices you dont need another block. You can remove the sparkplugs and with a good lite see the condition of the walls
 
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