Posted by The tractor vet on August 18, 2012 at 08:16:12 from (76.212.225.255):
In Reply to: 806 stuck posted by Kly on August 18, 2012 at 07:54:57:
If it were me as i do not believe in the snake oil treatment myself i would pull the head off as for the WD 40 haw your waisting your time . Once the head is off then and only then can you CLEAN out the rust with a hone and then get your self a can of ZEP penetrating fluid as it is the best you will ever find and it is not easy to find or cheap but it does work . Once the hole or holes are cleaned out then a block of hard wood and a good BMFH and a couple raps and it will turn then clean some more change oil put head back on reset valves and start and run till warm re torque reset valves run for fifty hours and retorque head again .
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