D7 17A With “Stuck” Engine

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3 years 2 months ago #231469 by trainzkid88

Replied by trainzkid88 on topic D7 17A With “Stuck” Engine

if you had a canopy i would simply chain the blade up. you can put the control into float position and then only the weight of the blade is a issue.
if your set on pushing it around push from the front against the blade with a few truck tires in between as a cushion A. it protects the other machine and B. it puts a little give in the equation

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3 years 2 months ago #231480 by 8C 361

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Don't push it, bend rod or worse.
Remove exaust manafold. Intake too if possible pry and hold down intake valve opposite open ex valve,Blow with shop vac.. See if anything comes out. Rock intake to loosen crap . Report back

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