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| Alvan
10-23-2012 03:27:06
216.48.138.26
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I have a 37 unstyled A trying to restore. Have way to much end play so i moved the flywheel as far as i can get it and did't change much does any one else have any ideals what to check next.I think this project might be going to the scrap yard. Thanks
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| Mark-Ia
10-23-2012 04:50:04
207.177.117.7
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Re: End Play in reply to Alvan, 10-23-2012 03:27:06
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| Has the flywheel been off? Is the drive key for the oil slinger aligned into the notch where it belongs?
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| Alvan
10-23-2012 04:57:12
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Re: End Play in reply to Mark-Ia, 10-23-2012 04:50:04
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| I havent had it off i bought this tractor for a restoration for my son and me had some key parts were missing when i got it so i don't know anything that has been done to it. I was told i was the third owner and the other two that had it before me just let it sit and didn't dew anything to it.I loosend the flywheel up and it slid up so far and stoped and that is as far as i can get it to go.Thanks for the reply
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| Tony W
10-23-2012 03:42:55
72.2.138.115
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Re: End Play in reply to Alvan, 10-23-2012 03:27:06
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| Make sure your clutch is loose and then do the end play, then readjust the clutch.
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| Alvan
10-23-2012 03:49:21
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Re: End Play in reply to Tony W, 10-23-2012 03:42:55
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| is there any limit how how far the flywheel will go in the crank sticking out about a 1/8 and still have a lot of play.I am thinking i have a lot more problems i even put a jack on the other side of the crank to hold it and still cant get flywheel to go any farther. Thanks for the reply.
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| husker44a
10-23-2012 13:27:27
8.28.70.17
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Re: End Play in reply to Alvan, 10-23-2012 03:49:21
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| Alvin. The flywheel outside surface is OUT AWAY from the END of the crank? If so, mark the flywheel and crank with a ink pen. Loosen the flywheel bolts. Remove flywheel carefully. Weighs about 150 lbs. Clean the splines of both. Reinstall flywheel. Set Endplay to 3-10 thousandths.
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| alvan
10-23-2012 14:35:12
65.185.14.200
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Re: End Play in reply to husker44a, 10-23-2012 13:27:27
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| Thanks for the tip that was my next step
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