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bama

01-03-2005 13:17:10

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can anyone tell me best way to get a push rod or do i have to really change all of them? call dealer and was told 60.00 each !!! help I have one bent. engin is rebuilt as well as head. thanks

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Kev

01-03-2005 16:42:18

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Re: farmall h in reply to bama, 01-03-2005 13:17:10

I'll sell you a used pushrod, let me know how many you want. e-mail me.

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will in Tx./Mn./ USA

01-03-2005 15:49:53

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Re: farmall h in reply to bama, 01-03-2005 13:17:10

Just straighten it man! it ain't no aircraft engine...lol.., the guys here did a good job telli'n ya how to straighten it

may you have a very good New Year!

~Will

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jayw

01-03-2005 14:44:15

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Re: farmall h in reply to bama, 01-03-2005 13:17:10

I straightened 1 of mine gentle and used a piece of 3\8 pipe to place it in to check for true it would hit in the bend repeded this till it was true been 3 years now

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RustyFarmall

01-03-2005 14:16:08

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Re: farmall h in reply to bama, 01-03-2005 13:17:10

How bad is it bent? If it is just slightly out of true it can be straightned. You need a good flat surface, such as the top of you tool box, or a good, clean steel work bench, to roll the push rod across to check for straightness. Tap the push rod gently with a hammer unti it rolls evenly across the flat surface. The H will not care if it is perfect.

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Mike ISW

01-03-2005 13:26:56

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Re: farmall h in reply to bama, 01-03-2005 13:17:10

Many suppliers have used ones. You only need to change the bad one. Wengers/Bates Corp/Steel wheel ranch. These places will all have them I"m sure. Search and You will find, Mike

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