M813 Injectors/Cylinders full of oil?

[MilesWorx]

I'm trying to get this M813 engine to turn which I belived was rusted solid, instead I think I have the opposite problem.

Referencing the two pictures:
I pulled what I believe to be the injectors. Cylinder no. 1's injector hole and injector was just absolutely soaked/filled to the brim with oil. I then proceed to pull 2 and 3 for confirmation. 2 was dripping wet but not as full as no. 1, 3 had less than 2 but was still 3/4 full.

My next question being, how do I suck out the fluid (whatever it is) from the cylinders and how'd it get there to begin with?

Additional, M813 (Odin) was tucked in with love until I could get to it next.

 

[G744]

Leave the injectors out and then turn it over with your wrench. It will blow a lot of the oil out.

When that produces no more oil, use the starter to spin it quicker and it will spray out the rest.

 

[MilesWorx]

Leave the injectors out and then turn it over with your wrench. It will blow a lot of the oil out.

When that produces no more oil, use the starter to spin it quicker and it will spray out the rest.

I'm upset I didn't consider that. Next time!

 

[G744]

Wear really old, disposable clothes for that...

 

[Jbulach]

Throw a packing clean blanket or oil absorb pads over it will help contain the geyser’s!

 

[msgjd]

I'm upset I didn't consider that. Next time!

I'm sure it would've come to you eventually .. Sometimes you have to just walk away from the situation for a few hours, or days .. If I'm too stressed with too many outside things going on, I put up to a week on something else and the solution to the earlier problem comes on its own (often in the wee hours of morning when 3/4 asleep and 30 cows next door moo exactly at the same time and sun is at a negative 10 degrees to horizon).

 

[MilesWorx]

I'm sure it would've come to you eventually .. Sometimes you have to just walk away from the situation for a few hours, or days .. If I'm too stressed with too many outside things going on, I put up to a week on something else and the solution to the earlier problem comes on its own (often in the wee hours of morning when 3/4 asleep and exactly 30 cows next door moo at same time and sun is at a negative 10 degrees to horizon).

Darned midnight inspiration! Love it but my does it strike at inopportune times.

Unfortunately, I don't have the luxury of coming back every day. This beautiful beast for the time being is about a 22hr drive away. I hope next time I see it I'll be loading it on a trailer to take home where I can work on it everyday!