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dacaseguy

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I got the sleeves removed out of my DC 4 today. Good way to start the new year I figured. I only wanted to do a valve job and replace the piston rings. I figured I better check the sleeve O Rings and go ahead and put rings in it. Being a 1953, I was surprised it was 3 7/8 Pistons instead of 4 inch? Got the sleeves back in with new O Rings with a little help from som Vaseline. Kept the wood stove going and it was nice and toasty. Dick
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Can you give us a few shots of the rod bearings as long as its apart. Just curious to how they look. You did not mention replacing them as you are only doing a valve job lol gobble
 
Replacing the Orings is good preventative maintenance. I had to replace the Orings in my SC after i found antifreeze in the oil pan. They held out for a good many years though.
 
Dick,

Does your motor serial number match your plate under the battery? Does your engine serial number have AP stamped before or after the number? Do you happen to have the buildcard info? Thanks, Don
 
I have heard and have used dish soap to lube o- rings not sure about Vaseline as it is petroleum based and might break down o-ring any thoughts on this as when I break down my dc-3 I will want to do it right so any help would be great thanks did not mean to highjack any ones post

thanks Bob
 
I've always used gasoline ? God or bad, I don't know. These new O Rings will outlas me, I know that much. I've done several case tractors using Vaseline. Dicl
 
Not sure how my other post said I've used gasoline ? I think the computer corrected me. It should have said Vaseline not gasoline 🙀 Dick
 
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