Little heat, little Aero Kroil, over and over and over...... it'll wick it up eventually enough to get it moving......a lot of the time you can replace the motor without removing the whole assembly. Just put the engine up on the trailering arm and undo the top pin on the ram, undo the two hydraulic lines and swing it down and try to sneak the motor out. I realize you may have the same kind of corrosion problems with getting the motor out, it's just a suggestion that's worth looking at.
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Thank goodness that in the scheme of things you are broke, powerlesss and inconsequential, because with the shortsighted alternatives and idealogy you have you'd be much worse than those you complain about.
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