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Re: Re: removing stuck pistons?
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Posted by David Manring on June 19, 2004 at 00:40:14 from (206.104.30.231):
In Reply to: Re: removing stuck pistons? posted by Eric on June 18, 2004 at 20:29:05:
20-25 years ago my dad and i had a 1939 F20 that was stuck. He bought it at a sale so we did not know the history. We ended up with some homemade oak mallets and a sledge hammmer beating, i mean tooth rattling beating one at a time. We did get them out with no damage to parts and to this day she runs like a top.If you got alumnium pistons and they are junk , bust them up or take the sleave with it. It is slow beating them out, but look you just have 4 to do!
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