How To: Free a Stuck Engine without Heat

A simple technique that works well for me to get a stuck or gummed up engine free enough to turn over and possibly run.
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[@calvinharned6421]

One oil that I like is Aerokroil. Another oil I use is Marvel Mystery Oil. I always have and use 3 in One oil.

[@spitfire051288]

I have 2 Max H 35's, 1 is a doner, they arent 100% mirrors of each other, notably the piston heads are not alike and funny enough neither resemble your 60's fins etc, they are all beautiful engines. about a year or two ago i do recall reading a review or 2 that i think was for Max-H, not 100% sure, want me to share the links if i find them again?
hypothetically (if ever affordable) would you accept a viewers engines shipped to you and from South Africa? Naturally it would be engines not yet already been featured. Thanks for the vid again david, i will finish watching now :)

[@spitfire051288]

PS: Do you have any experience repinching cylinder sleeves of this type?
PPS: Not sure if your vid was supposed to end where it did but thanks again, 4A a bleed carb right? looking forward to seeing it run.!

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