On 2008-10-04, Gunner Asch wrote:
Indeed. If It were off the bottom even a little bit, Id do as Tom
Gardner suggested, bolt on a plate with a grease zerk in it, and pump
it up until something came un****ed.

Ive got the pan off, but there is no way to move that particular
piston to get the crank out from under the rod.

When I get some time...Im going to stick a rosebud down in the
cylinder and heat the **** out of everything, then bash it some more.
If that doesnt work..out comes the cold chisel and the BFH. Maybe I
can at least save the rod. Shrug

Still not too late to take it to the scrap yard...

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