1941 J.D. H
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beenthere
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unstuck 2 john deere tractors with a handy wrench - YouTube
unstuck 2 john deere tractors with a handy wrench - YouTube
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Automatic transmission fluid and acetone or Kroil oil.
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Yes, pull the plugs, fill the cylinders, let it set a few days,
put the transmission in high gear and then start to rock the tractor back and forth.
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I had the same thing happen on my JD H many years ago, WD 40 in the spark plug holes and all was good again....those are tough old tractors!
Thank guys. I mixed automatic transmission fluid and acetone in equal amounts. Funneled it in through the plug holes til it ran out. I let sit a couple of weeks. Yesterday day I put a couple 1/2 bolts in the flywheel holes and pried back and forth. It came free. Pretty simple. Thank for the tip. Cop
