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Topic: farmall b /bolt torque
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| g seifried
03-06-2013 12:11:38
69.245.168.244
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does anyone know what the torque values are on the head and rod bolts for this tractor motor
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| Red Dave
03-06-2013 14:39:44
174.59.201.239
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Re: farmall b /bolt torque in reply to g seifried, 03-06-2013 12:11:38
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| Head bolts are 80 ft/lbs. Read your head gasket, it probably calls for Sealer to be used and retorque after the engine has been warmed up.
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| teddy52food
03-06-2013 13:34:03
184.94.175.179
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Re: farmall b /bolt torque in reply to g seifried, 03-06-2013 12:11:38
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| Torque the rods to 40 & if the cotter key doesn't go in just turn it enough to do so. Heads should be 80. I usually go to 75 in 3 or 4 steps then go to 80 after a few heat cycles.
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| old
03-06-2013 12:45:36
209.86.226.59
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Re: farmall b /bolt torque in reply to g seifried, 03-06-2013 12:11:38
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| From what I have been told by guys on here 65 for the head is the old number and the new number is 85 ft/lbs
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| edchainsaw
03-06-2013 12:47:23
70.194.69.195
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Re: farmall b /bolt torque in reply to old, 03-06-2013 12:45:36
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| i would think that would be wise myself.... but the book dont take in "learned wisdom" lol
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| old
03-06-2013 13:28:55
209.86.226.32
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Re: farmall b /bolt torque in reply to edchainsaw, 03-06-2013 12:47:23
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| Yep when I did my BA I used the old 65ft/lbs and it has been ok but was told I should have used 85 but since it isn't broken I have not fixed it LOL. But I also did this tractor old school as in how a farmer back in the 40s may have ad to get by as in no new gaskets and as much used stuff as I could get by with. I did use a used head gasket but used 6 coats of Aluminum paint on the gasket and head and block ad the last coat was done wet so it sort of glued the head on
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| edchainsaw
03-06-2013 12:24:03
70.194.69.195
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Re: farmall b /bolt torque in reply to g seifried, 03-06-2013 12:11:38
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| | according to the IH shop manual the rods are to be 40ft/# head 65ft/# IT manual agrees on head but says 40-45 on rods
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