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old 12-16-2012 09:00:42 4.244.218.47 Report to Moderator	Well since the head if off you can try this if you can do so safely. Put a tablespoon of gas in each cylinder and light it up. Do that a few times till it is almost burned away and then set a 12 volt battery on and use short fast taps on the starter. Done that on many engines with pretty good luck unless it had water sitting in the cylinders and if that is the case you stand about a 95% chance your going to have to take it all apart. So now the question. Which Cletrac did you get??? I have a Cletrac HG-42 [Reply]   [No Email]
Fuddy Duddy 12-16-2012 17:47:28 75.221.202.151 Report to Moderator	Re: To Free a Stuck Engine in reply to old, 12-16-2012 09:00:42   Got it unstuck today. Wasn't as had as I thought. So you have one too? Mine is an HG68. I'm going to have to come by and meet you some day. You are not that far from me. And you weren't far from me in Mississippi either. I might come your way if for no then else just to meet you. We have so much in commend. What you got in the area that I could convince my wife that she would want to come? I'll be looking forward to meeting you some day if you will have me. You can always run me off shortly after meetly if you wish. [Reply]  [No Email]
old 12-16-2012 18:31:10 209.86.226.27 Report to Moderator	Re: To Free a Stuck Engine in reply to Fuddy Duddy, 12-16-2012 17:47:28   Well in the summer we have the good old Lake of the Ozarks and all its tourist type stuff. The HG68 is an odd looking machine with the tracks sitting out so wide. My HG42 will almost fit in the back of a pick up truck. As for Mississippi where where you. I did high school in Cleveland and then joined the navy from there. As for having you I have had a good number of people from Y-T stop in to meet me and or buy stuff form me etc so the more the merrier [Reply]  [No Email]