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grandpa Love

grandpa Love

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Got the cylinders soaking in snake oil....poor old B, It's gotta sit and soak. May as well decorate it!

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the way that old girl looks, all the attention in such a short time might cause it to drop it's teeth- or a wheel.... happy thanksgiving!
 
Not sure if you do this or not. But a tip of mine that I do is, siffon and blow out all the water out of those cylinder holes, BEFORE, I put in the soaking fluid. It probably don't matter what you put in there for soaking fluid, it'll float on top of any water thats in there. And if its just floating on top of water, and not penetrating the rings and cylinder walls, its not going to do any good to put it in there on top of water. Just a tip, if you haven't been doing it this way.
 
Nice thing is it has a wet sleeve engine so if it doesn't free up you can pop the head off and pull the sleeves if needed and free it up that way
 
Grandpa Love,I always enjoy your pictures. Good luck with the B. I have my grandfathers 46 B and really like it, because its fun and because it was his. You always do amazing things.
 
Hope soaking frees it up.
I freed up a Super A recently after soaking.
Took the starter off and used a crowbar on the flywheel teeth.
I enjoyed the stories you told last night and got a good laugh out of some of them.
Hope yall are resting today.
Richard and Miss V
 
I like it, if you were to light up all your tractors you might just upset the electrical grid for your area.
 
Should you be interested I will discuss with you a proven way to get the engine loose. e mail with phone number
 
I have mentioned it here before. Try this vibarate the engine in some way. I found an old vibarater on e
bay . A unit from the thirty= forty ers. It origionaly was intened for a frmrnine use, however has worked
well on several stuck units. Still adding atf
 
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