Huskybill
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i restore equipment, like garden and cub size tractors. Since some of these have been sitting a longtime the piston rings and valves can get pretty dry. I add seafoam to the crankcase oil and gas tank. One time cutting two acres of grass when I’m done I notice the rpms pick up and she runs smoother. I was wondering if anyone has tried seafoam in a chainsaw with low compression to reseat the rings?
It’s not a rebuild in a can but it seems to work on the neglected tractors. Seafoam is a gas stabilizer, frees stuck rings, frees sticky valves, reseats rings too. I put it in every piece of equipment I have for it’s winter sleep.
It’s not a rebuild in a can but it seems to work on the neglected tractors. Seafoam is a gas stabilizer, frees stuck rings, frees sticky valves, reseats rings too. I put it in every piece of equipment I have for it’s winter sleep.