2012 - Volume #BFS, Issue #12, Page #63
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Great Way To Free Seized Engines
Over the past 2 years I have added to my collection of vintage cars and tractors.  I purchased a 1948 Ford 2N tractor at an auction that had not run for at least 6 years.  I bought a 1932 Chev 2-door that hadn’t run since the mid-70’s. Both previous owners said the engines were running when parked and that they had put oil in the cylinders.  Both engines were seized tight. I worked for 2 years on the tractor and one year on the car, using the best penetrating oils available, turning cranks every time I walked by, trying to turn the flywheels backward, rocking vehicles in gear and jumping on bumpers.  Nothing worked.
Then I heard a rumor about magic stuff that was guaranteed to work. I located your website www.Seized-Engine.com and found a testimonial from a friend who had successfully used your product. I ordered enough to treat the 2 engines.  As luck would have it, the Chev. broke free the day before the Engine Release arrived and didn’t require the treatment (would have been nice to have it freed a year ago!).
I started treating the tractor as per your instructions, 1 oz. per day per cylinder for 3 days, then wait for a week.  I don’t have that much patience.  I tried to turn the flywheel backwards on day 4.  No luck. Day 5, it moved.  In half an hour, slowly working the flywheel and the crank alternately, it is free!
I will be keeping the other 3 cans of Engine Release for future use or to share with friends.
Thanks for your product.

  Kits are available online only for $19.95 each plus $6.95 S&H per kit. Delivery takes 10 to14 working days.
  Visit the company’s website at:
www.enginerelease.com


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2012 - Volume #BFS, Issue #12