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Posted by John A. on April 06, 2006 at 16:16:36 from (65.161.172.149):
In Reply to: Rust Bustin posted by OK PSU Kid on April 06, 2006 at 15:52:35:
OK kid, I prefer pulling the head and pouring in diesel with a spash of gas then set each cylinder on fire the heat will expand the sleeve from the piston just enough to get it loose. remove the pan, and take loose the rod caps so each cylinder can be done independantly of the others. Of course removeing all famable materials and such from the tractor and area, roll the tractor outside too. How are things @ Goodwell, OK? Go eat at K-bobs for me. Later, John A.
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