Luckily the weather is not optimal for the exterior mechanic slab we have it on, so I have a couple of days. I will keep prying and rocking and soaking. Can't find anyone local who stocks Kroil.

No recliners here! He just turned 80, and is still bucking hay bales and chasing longhorns around the county. We will find some side projects to do. I will just push it off the slab and we can work on another truck for a while

Originally Posted by Justhorsenround
Here's the deal. If Grandpa wants to pull it with the loader your going to have to do something drastic before he can get to it. Get a buddy or two to help out. Take all the plugs out! Put more penetrating oil in each cylinder. Put the truck in 3rd gear. Rock the truck back and forth by hand several times. Bet it breaks loose. If not let it soak longer and try again by hand. As Jerry said no pulling with another vehicle until its already loose. You will bend or break something. If you have to, handcuff Grandpa to his recliner until you get the motor loose then let him "help" you get it fired up. Good luck.
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1959 Chevy Viking. Belonged to my Great Grandfather