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Posted by Greasy John (Or.) on April 25, 2004 at 18:50:07 from (208.35.181.159):
In Reply to: rebuilding farmall, cant get rods out posted by curtis on April 24, 2004 at 19:26:09:
Try a Bit of heat ---propane torch of acet.on the area around the caps bolts. Them shove the sleeve and piston with rod attach out the top this may be tough but from what you say the piston/sleeves are toast anyway. At the price of new sleeves and pistons /rings I would not even think of putting junk back. If the shaft and mains are ok its worth it- if the crankcase was full of water for long you may have cam bearing problems along with the oil pump ) Buy the Cowmans M ? ? ) Good luck and keep us updated John
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