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DNHunt
That stinkin little one under the head. I sprayed it with Aero-Krol waited a couple of days and tried it. No go, tried to heat it with a torch, no go. I did burn some of the old oil of the head. Bunged up the slot so I welded a tit on it and grabbed it with a vice grip. I broke the head off. Stinkin thing.

Dave
rhodyguy
what are you doing now dave? one thing i've noticed about aerokroil is it seems to evaporate over long periods. for the initial penetrent i use pb and then use ak when i'm ready to break some studs.

kevin
DNHunt
Starting to clean up and tear down the spare engine. The final figures on the trip to JP's were 1 tank of gas, 1 1/3 quart of oil. Seems like it's using more oil all the time. Sure ran good though. Seems to me thats about 6 quarts to Frisco so, I'm getting kinda worried, I'm gonna try to ramp up the new engine. We'll see, there's lots of variables.

Dave
rhodyguy
you should have had bob the steam cleaner give it the once over first. let me know if there is anything i can do for you.

your pal, kevin
DNHunt
Here's the little asshole
DNHunt
After several hours of messin with it. I finally got it out and the hole retapped to 5.0 X.8. I HATE CHEESHEAD SCREWS. ar15.gif ar15.gif

Dave
TheCabinetmaker
Why don't we replace these with hex head bolts?
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