Need HELP unsticking a engine

Dutchman

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As most you know I got a vac14 .. son drove it around some and parked it .... I decided to put it in the shop and change fluids and check it over ....
I drain the oil and it was dark so I put my little finger up the drain hole and it had some sludge in the pan by the hole ... so I got some Diesel poured a quart or 2 down the oil fill and rocked the tractor back and fourth .. did this off and on ... after the 3rd time the diesel came out pretty clean ...
So I put oil in it today .... changing the plugs and thought I would check compression ...
will the engine is froze .... can't turn it over with the crank so I put it in 4th and try rocking ... nothing .... try putting it in Reverse .... nothing ..
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SO WHAT CAN I DO ?? WHAT CAUSE THIS ??? I'm not wanting to tear the engine down , unless that's what has to happen ....
I'm just confuse how this could happen .... since we did drive it around ..
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ANY advice will be really appreciate ..... Thanks .... mark
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Mark,

I'm betting your starter is stuck. Loosen it up and take it out and reinstall it. I have a D that does the same thing once every 4 years or so. Don
 
well leaving the exhaust not covered when not in use is a big no no.once rain gets down the pipe and into the cyl's it will stick the rings to the cyl's and if not caught soon you will be doing a tear down. anytime moisture is accumulated in an engine it is not good. it produces pits in the cyl's and valve seats. a quick remedy u can do is pour some mystery oil or auto tans oil into each cyl. through the spark plug holes. leave it sit for a few days and then try it again. you did not say when you last drove it, like yesterday or last month or last year.
on my tractors with out a rain cap they get the tomatoe can cover. i am very fussy about keeping them covered.even to sit overnight they get the can. many a good engine has been ruined by not covering the exhaust.
 
(quoted from post at 01:59:00 01/10/16) well leaving the exhaust not covered when not in use is a big no no.once rain gets down the pipe and into the cyl's it will stick the rings to the cyl's and if not caught soon you will be doing a tear down. anytime moisture is accumulated in an engine it is not good. it produces pits in the cyl's and valve seats. a quick remedy u can do is pour some mystery oil or auto tans oil into each cyl. through the spark plug holes. leave it sit for a few days and then try it again. you did not say when you last drove it, like yesterday or last month or last year.
on my tractors with out a rain cap they get the tomatoe can cover. i am very fussy about keeping them covered.even to sit overnight they get the can. many a good engine has been ruined by not covering the exhaust.

He just drove it in the shop before he started working on it. I doubt the water would have gotten in the engine in that short of a period.
 

I still think it's my cousins old tractor. It's funny how far these tractors get from home once they get sold.
 

There is a can over the exhaust , anytime it's not being used ... same as with my other tractors ... even if they are parked inside I put a can over the exhaust ....
The vac was running around may-be 2 months ago ... might not even been that long ...

I will take the starter off and hope my problems are solve ... fingers are cross ...

THANKS for the come backs .... I was really stump.....

............... mark
 

The serial # is a easy one 6000017.... I would think one would remember that # .. then again ,, I'm getting older and I don't remember what I did last week at times ...

........... mark
 
(quoted from post at 02:34:29 01/10/16)
The serial # is a easy one 6000017.... I would think one would remember that # .. then again ,, I'm getting older and I don't remember what I did last week at times ...

........... mark

I never did know what the serial number was on Karl's VAC. Maybe it's time for me to give him a call and have a visit with him. I haven't talked to him in a couple of years.
 
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